Brown v. Keogh

This is an appeal from an order denying a motion to vacate an attachment on the original papers, the same being insufficient and defect*916ive. In disposing of this appeal we are to consider and examine the papers and affidavits on which the attachment was granted, and not the additional affidavits or papers printed in plaintiff’s points. The plaintiff must stand or fall on the original papers. They are clearly insufficient and defective, in that they contain conclusions, and not facts or circumstances tending towards such conclus.ons. In the language of Van Brunt, P. J., in Bank v. Loucheim, 8…