Cushing v. Ruslander
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, Erie county. Action by Sidney Cushing and others against Moses Buslander and others to have declared void confessed judgments, and a general assignment with preferences, made by defendant Buslander, as alleged, in fraud of plaintifE Cushing and other creditors. An order was made granting a temporary injunction, and defendants appeal from a refusal to vacate and set aside the injunction.
1Opinion of the CourtHaight, J.
The motion to vacate the injunction was made upon the papers upon which it was issued. They consisted of a complaint verified in the form prescribed by the Code, and an affidavit of John L. Bomer. The allegations of the complaint are upon information and belief, and in substance allege that the plaintiffs, on the 7th day of July, 1887, obtained a judgment against the defendant Moses Buslander for the sum of $2,386.39; that the same was duly docketed, execution issued thereon, and returned unsatisfied; that in the year 1886 Buslander was engaged in business as a manufacturer and dealer in…
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