In re Cary
District Court, S.D. New York
In Bankruptcy. Motion to punish for contempt.
1Opinion of the Court
Bfiowsr, D. J.
Cary was adjudicated a bankrupt on April 17,1878. On the sixth of January, 1881, a judgment for $4:5.72 was obtained against him by Youmans, in the third district court of this city, for an old claim of $36. This claim was one of several against various persons which Youmans had placed in the hands of Prentiss, an attorney, for collection on shares without expense to Youmans, and the judgment was obtained through Prentiss as attorney. Execution was issued thereon by the clerk of that court on the same day to Taylor, one of the city marshals, who thereupon went with the execution…
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