Bartlett v. Sutorius
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, New York county. Action by Stephen L. Bartlett against Edward Sutorius, for the proceeds of certain sales alleged to have been made by defendant as plaintiff’s agent. An order of arrest was granted on the ground that defendant converted money received “in a fiduciary capacity,” as agent of plaintiff.
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Appeal from special term, New York county. Action by Stephen L. Bartlett against Edward Sutorius, for the proceeds of certain sales alleged to have been made by defendant as plaintiff’s agent. An order of arrest was granted on the ground that defendant converted money received “in a fiduciary capacity,” as agent of plaintiff. The complaint alleged that plaintiff shipped goods to defendant, his agent, to sell, and that defendant collected the proceeds, and failed to account therefor, but converted such proceeds to his own use. The complaint did not allege that defendant received the money in a…
1Per curiam
The order appealed from should be reversed, and the order of arrest vacated, without costs.
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