Gibney v. Reilly

The examination in supplementary proceedings failed to discover any property of the defendant, except a contingent fee in a few cases, which have not been determined, and the result of which as well as the amount to be recovered are speculative and uncertain. The rule is well settled that proceedings supplementary to execution are directed against property which, at the time of the order for his examination, the judgment debtor has in his possession or under his control, or which is actually due to him; and no property subsequently acquired, no future earnings of any kind, and no earnings for…