De Comeau v. People
The Superior Court of New York City
Appeal from an order made at a special term.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court, Robertson, Ch. J.
The contempt of court, with which the appellants are charged in the order appealed from, consists of procuring by deceit, from one of the justices of this court, an order vacating a prior order made by him, on a supplementary proceeding (under section 294 of the Code of Procedure,) after judgment and execution in an action against them by the relator (Satterlee) forbidding a debtor of the appellants (a bank) to pay over money deposited by them with it; and also of having, under color of that order, by “ deceit and abuse 'of the process and proceedings of the…
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