Zogbaum v. Parker
New York Supreme Court
APPEAL, by the plaintiff, from a judgment of the Special Term of Erie county, dismissing the complaint, in an equity case. The facts appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Talcott, J.
This action was commenced as a suit in equity to compel a set-off of a judgment recovered in June, 1870, for $482.79, in favor of the plaintiff in this action and one Rufus Fairchild, against John R. Blodgett, against and upon a judgment recovered in November, 1871, in favor of John R? Blodgett, against the said Zogbaum, for $527.17. The court below finds that Zogbaum was the sole owner of the judgment recovered in the name of himself and Fair-child. Parker was the attorney and counsel of Blodgett, in his action against Zogbaum, which was an action for false…
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