Youngs v. Klunder
City of New York Municipal Court
Appeal from special term. Thomas Youngs, Jr., a judgment creditor of Marie 0. Klunder, moved that his judgment have priority of payment from funds in the hands of a receiver appointed of the defendant’s property in proceedings supplementary to execution founded on a subsequent judgment recovered by Willi am S. Allen. From an order denying the motion the plaintiff Youngs appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMcAdam, C. J.
The appellant, Thomas Youngs, Jr., recovered judgment against the defendant June 22, 1889, for $1,025. ' On August 30,1889, an order was made thereon for the defendant’s examination as a judgment debtor. The order was returnable September 10,1889, and was personally served upon her September 6, 1889. On September 10, 1889, the defendant was examined under said order, and on her examination it then appeared that one Allen had ¡recovered a subsequent judgment against her, and that on September 9, 1889, she had voluntarily submitted to an examination as a debtor under Alien’s judgment,—no order…
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