Rich v. Conley
New York Supreme Court
Action by Flora S. Rich and others against James A. Conley to recover damages and a penalty tor a wrongful delivery of property replevied.
1Opinion of the CourtForbes, J.
This action was brought, under section 2928, Code Civ. Proc., to recover a penalty of $100, and also the value of- certain personal property, as damages for its nondelivery to the plaintiffs by the defendant in this action under a levy made by the defendant for one Eugene Sherman, plaintiff in an action of claim and delivery. The usual undertaking was duly given, executed by sureties, in an action brought in the city court of the city of Elmira. The defendants in that action, who are the present plaintiffs, through their attorney, excepted to the sureties on said undertaking. On the return…
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- Bell v. MoranAppellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York · 1898
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