People ex rel. Walker v. Ahearn
New York Supreme Court
Mandamus by the People, on the relation of William H. Walker, against John F. Ahearn, as President of the Borough of Manhattan. On motion to vacate and set aside the judgment entered against defendant.
1Opinion of the CourtGreenbaum, J.
John F. Ahearn in his individual capacity moves to vacate and set aside the judgment heretofore entered against him in mandamus proceedings instituted against him as president of the borough of Manhattan, in so far as it directs a personal money judgment against him for damages, and to amend and resettle the final order in said proceedings, by making it a judgment against “John F. Ahearn, as president of the borough of Manhattan.”
Section 2088 of the Code of Civil Procedure provides that:
“The court, upon making a final order for a peremptory mandamus, must also, if the relator so elects, award…
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