Velsor v. Freeman
New York Supreme Court
Motion by plaintiffs for a receiver. Motion by defendants to dismiss complaint.
1Opinion of the CourtDike, J.
Two motions are here involved. The first is a motion by the plaintiffs for the appointment of a temporary receiver of the property belonging to one David B. Cocks at and prior to his decease and of the assets of his estate. Pending the motion the defendants are restrained from disposing of, secreting or destroying the property, books, papers or documents belonging to said deceased and any of the assets of his estate; and the defendant Helen F. Freeman is restrained from alienating or incumbering a parcel of real property situated in the state of New Jersey and which was conveyed to her by the…
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