Malmud v. Blackman

Pécora, J.

The judgment creditor has moved to punish the judgment debtor for contempt, charging, among other things, that he gave false testimony upon two examinations in supplementary proceedings. The issues on the motion were referred to an official referee to hear and report with his opinion. Such report has been submitted. It would serve no useful purpose to discuss *163the referee’s report in detail. It is a comprehensive document, clearly- indicating the painstaking care and study that the referee devoted to the matter. The referee’s findings are that the judgment debtor, on a number of…