Maders v. Whallon
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, Essex county. Action by Sidney E. Maders, as receiver in supplementary proceedings of the property of William I. Whallon, against William I. Whallon and William J. McAuliff, impleaded with Eliza Whallon, wife of said William I. Whallon, to set aside a deed given by defendant William I. Whallon to defendant McAuliff on the ground of fraud. There was a judgment in favor of plaintiff, and defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMayham, P. J.
The plaintiff brings this action as receiver of the property and effects of the defendant William I. Whallon, by virtue of an appointment made in a proceeding supplemental to execution on a judgment against the defendant Whallon. The complaint alleged the recovery of two judgments against the defendant William I. Whallon,—one in favor of Minnie Whallon in the county court of Essex county, for about $82, which was entered and docketed in that county on the 1st of July, 1889, and one in justice’s court, of Henry S. Fletcher, for about $36, a transcript of which was filed and docketed in the…
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