Nathans v. Satterlee
New York Court of Common Pleas
I. Special Term ; April, 1884. Motion by the plaintiff, and judgment-creditor, upon the evidence taken on examination of the comptroller of the city of New York, as a third party examined in proceedings supplementary to execution upon a judgment of John J. Nathans against John Satterlee and another, for an order directing the comptroller to indorse and deliver over to the sheriff, a check in his possession in favor of Satterlee, to be applied on account of the judgment.
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I. Special Term ; April, 1884. Motion by the plaintiff, and judgment-creditor, upon the evidence taken on examination of the comptroller of the city of New York, as a third party examined in proceedings supplementary to execution upon a judgment of John J. Nathans against John Satterlee and another, for an order directing the comptroller to indorse and deliver over to the sheriff, a check in his possession in favor of Satterlee, to be applied on account of the judgment. The material facts appear in the opinion. II. General Term; January, 1885. The order of the special term of April 17, 1884,…
1Opinion of the CourtDaly, C. J.
This is an application in proceedings supplementary to execution for an order directing the comp- - troller to pay over to the plaintiff a check for §2,500, drawn upon the Chatham National Bank by the president of the bank, and payable to Satterlee, the defendant, in the supplementary proceedings under the following state of facts : Satterlee was desirous of obtaining from the department of public works a contract for building a reservoir in the 24th ward, in this city, which by the statute, has to be awarded to the lowest bidder. In compliance with the rules of the department of public works…
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