Tri-State Investors Corp. v. Kitching
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
The appellant herein, an attorney, represented a judgment debtor in supplementary proceedings. The respondent *144states that during the course of the proceeding the judgment debtor either failed or refused to appear and submit to examination. Because of such failure the court finally decided that both the judgment debtor and her attorney, the appellant herein, were guilty of contempt and committed the attorney to jail. The attorneys for the judgment creditor herein, who were seeking to commit the judgment debtor to jail, had acted as her attorneys in another proceeding, and eventually became…
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