Moore v. Taylor

These orders were granted upon affidavits in the usual form made by one of the attorneys who recovered the judgments for the plaintiff, and the motion is made upon the ground that prior to the granting of the orders the title *344to the judgments had .passed to a duly appointed receiver of the plaintiff.

The point is made in opposition to the motion, that Taylor has no right to make it; but I think he has such right and must be heard. If he should, pay plaintiff these judgments such payments would not he good as against the receiver, and it follows that he has a right to question all attempts to…