Schaie v. Zuchtman

Page, J.:

On March 3, 1911, in an action in the Supreme Court, wherein the Rexton Realty Company was plaintiff and Simon Zuchtman and others were defendants, a judgment was obtained in favor of the plaintiff against Zuchtman and one Randell for the sum of $1,544.49. Judgment was duly docketed, but no execution was issued thereon. On September 18, 1922, the judgment was duly assigned to Alexander Schaie who moved for leave to issue an execution pursuant to section 653 of the Civil Practice Act, alleging that, while the defendant Zuchtman had no tangible property upon which the execution could…