Bayside Mason Supplies, Inc. v. L. Barber Co., Inc.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJames J. Conroy, J.
This is a motion by judgment debtors to vacate the restraining provisions pursuant to section 781 of the Civil Practice Act contained in a third-party subpoena served in connection with proceedings supplementary to judgment.
The judgment debtors argue that the individual judgment debtor’s employer was personally served with a subpoena containing the restraining provision for his examination as a third party in the supplementary proceedings on or about July 20, 1961, and, thereafter, on August 3, 1961, the individual judgment debtor filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy and was duly adjudged…
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- Hyde v. LipiecNew York Supreme Court · 1958
- Weinstein v. StrubbleCity of New York Municipal Court · 1932
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