De Groot v. Jay
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from an order denying petition for an order that the action be perpetually stayed, and that the plaintiff and his attorney be enjoined from bringing any other action of the same nature against the defendants. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.†—T. R. Strong, J.
The defendant Jay is the receiver, appointed by this court, of the Mechanics’ Eire Insurance Company, an insolvent corporation; and the other defendant is, under an order of the court, the attorney of said receiver. The plaintiff is a creditor of the company, and has brought this action to have the defendants enjoined from enforcing two judgments, one against him alone, and the other against him and another person, in two foreclosure suits, and to have the judgments set aside, and also for general relief, under which general prayer he asks to have the receiver…
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