Wice v. Commercial Insurance
New York Court of Common Pleas
Appeal by plaintiff from an order of this court made at special term. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtRobinson, J.
In this action William Wice was appointed guardian ad litem at its commencement, in April, 1875; the action was tried, and judgment rendered in favor of the defendant in June, 1876, for $149 30, on which an execution has been issued and returned wholly unsatisfied, and on proceedings by way of attachment against the guardian, under section 316 of the Code, it appears he has become insolvent and is unable to pay any part of such costs. An appeal has been taken by the plaintiff from the judgment to the general term, without security, and on such proof of the insolvency of the guardian an order…
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