Park v. Church & Atwell
New York Supreme Court
Motion to set aside an execution.
1Opinion of the Court
Gridley, Justice.
It appears from the papers used on this motion, that a judgment was confessed to the plaintiff on the 16th *382day of March 1850, for the sum of fourteen hundred and thirteen dollars, for the purpose of securing a balance of that amount, due on the purchase of a store of goods- bought by the defendants of him. On the 29th of March 1851, an execution was issued on the judgment and levied on the goods in the store. This-motion is made to set aside the execution upon several grounds.
1. It is said that there was an irregularity in the confession of judgment. The particular…
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