Garsson v. National Rubber Machinery Co.

Defendant Florman moves to set aside a judgment against him and to vacate a subpoena in proceedings supplementary to that judgment. The basis of both motions is the same, namely, invalidity of the judgment. The action was a representative stockholders’ action on behalf of a corporation. It was tried in February, 1942 and resulted in a finding that the moving defendant was liable to the corporation in the sum of $168,000. It is claimed that the judgment subsequently entered is a nullity because, between the conclusion of the trial and the entry of judgment, the moving party’s attorneys had…