Collins v. Beebe
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, New York county. In an action by Maria Louisa Collins against Adeline M. Beebe, executrix, and Theodore D. Jones, executor, of Welcome It. Bebee, deceased, after judgment for plaintiff, and the issue of an execution, an order was obtained for the examination of a third person in supplemental proceedings. This order having been vacated by a subsequent order, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtDaniels, J.
The plaintiff recovered a judgment against the defendants, as executrix and executor of the estate of Welcome R. Beebe, deceased. An execution was permitted by order of the surrogate of the county of New York to be issued upon this judgment, and it was afterwards issued against the property of the testator in the possession of his executor and executrix. While the execution remained in the hands of the sheriff an order was made upon the application of the plaintiff, directing Charles Donohue to appear before one of the justices of this court to be examined concerning his indebtedness to the…
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