Oxford Distributing Co. v. Famous Robert's Inc.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtBeegaet, J.
Tbe problem presented by tbis case is whether tbe lien created by a judgment creditor’s proceeding supplementary to execution or tbe lien of tbe United States for unpaid taxes attaches first to a refund from tbe State Comptroller on a surrendered liquor license. Tbe court at Special Term has held that tbe judgment creditor gets priority; we think priority goes to tbe Government.
A blanket lien is created by a Federal statute, cast in tbe broadest terms, in favor of tbe United States for unpaid taxes. Such a lien exists upon ‘ ‘ all property ’ ’ and ‘ ‘ rights to property” of tbe taxpayer.…
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