Bond v. . Willett
New York Court of Appeals
In this case, the sheriff had an execution against the property of Bemsen & Dingee, and proceeded to their store, and informed them of his business, exhibited the execution, and indorsed a levy of the same upon it, while in the store. By an arrangement with one of the partners, the officer left the goods in the store until the next day, when he was served with an order staying proceedings on the execution.
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In this case, the sheriff had an execution against the property of Bemsen & Dingee, and proceeded to their store, and informed them of his business, exhibited the execution, and indorsed a levy of the same upon it, while in the store. By an arrangement with one of the partners, the officer left the goods in the store until the next day, when he was served with an order staying proceedings on the execution. Within about four weeks the order was vacated, and the sheriff resumed his control of the goods. Pending the order, the plaintiff, Bond, bought the goods, and, after the order was vacated,…
1Opinion of the CourtDavies, J.
The case is reported in 27 How. Fr., p. 47.
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