Segelke v. Finan
New York Supreme Court
At chambers. Action by Henry Segelke. against Robert Finan for the wrongful taking and detaining of personal property. Defendant was arrested on execution issued on a judgment in the action, and he now moves for his discharge on the ground of irregularities.
1Opinion of the CourtO’Brien, J.
On June 13,1888, the plaintiff recovered a judgment against the defendant in Queens county, in an action for the wrongful taking and detaining of personal property. After entry and docketing of judgment on June 14, 1888, an execution against the property was issued to sheriff of Queens county, which, on August 14th, was returned unsatisfied. No order of arrest was granted in the action. On February 14, 1889, a transcript of the judgment was filed in New York, and on the same day an execution against the person of defendant was issued and executed. Defendant moves for his discharge on the…
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