Glines v. Supreme Sitting Order of Iron Hall
New York Supreme Court
Action by Moses K. Glines against the Supreme Sitting Order of the Iron Hall. Motion of defendant to vacate order appointing receiver. Denied.
1Opinion of the CourtO’Brien, J.
This motion is made to vacate an order, granted on August 26th, appointing a receiver, on the ground that the court was without jurisdiction. The motion is made on the papers, which include the summons, complaint, affidavit, and order to show cause, which were the basis of the order appointing the receiver. From such original papers it appears that the defendant is a foreign corporation, and the affidavit of service states that the papers were served on the defendant “by delivering a copy of the same to C. H. Cooper, the deputy supreme justice of the defendant for this district, and the…
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