Reynolds v. McElhone
New York Supreme Court
Appeal by defendants from order of county judge of Sullivan county, requiring William McElhone to pay $18, or be committed to the county jail of Sullivan county. The facts are sufficiently stated, in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the court, Hogeboom, Justice.
On the 28th of April, 1860, the county judge of Sullivan county, on due proof of the recovery of a judgment by the plaintiff against the defendants in the supreme court, and the return of an execution thereon unsatisfied, made the usual order in proceedings supplementary to execution, requiring the defendants to appear before him at his office, in Monticello, on the 2d clay of May, 1860, at ten, A. M., and answer concerning their property, and abide such order as he should make in *455the premises, and forbidding the sale or transfer or disposition of, or any…
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