Dease v. Reese
New York Supreme Court
Application by a judgment creditor upon the examination of :a judgment debtor in supplementary proceedings, for the appointment of a receiver of the latter’s property, with the usual powers, and with directions to said debtor “ to assign his interest in the funds of the pilots’ association to said receiver, when appointed.”
1Opinion of the CourtFitzgerald, J.
Application by judgment creditor upon the examination of a judgment debtor in supplementary proceedings for the appointment of a receiver of the latter’s property, with the usual powers, and with directions to said debtor “ to assign his interest in the funds of the pilots’ association to said receiver when appointed.” Although the judgment debtor, who is a householder having a family to support, refers in his examination to different pilots’ associations, yet the only one involved is evidently the United Hew Jersey Sandy Hook Pilots’ Benevolent Association, an organization of licensed…
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