Cramer v. . Blood
New York Court of Appeals
This action was brought by plaintiff as receiver of the property, etc., of one William A. Lowd, appointed in proceedings supplementary to execution in an action brought by John W. Smith against Lowd. Lowd’s wife had in her hands the avails of his property, which had been disposed of by defendant with intent to defraud Smith.
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This action was brought by plaintiff as receiver of the property, etc., of one William A. Lowd, appointed in proceedings supplementary to execution in an action brought by John W. Smith against Lowd. Lowd’s wife had in her hands the avails of his property, which had been disposed of by defendant with intent to defraud Smith. Defendant, with the same fraudulent intent, induced Mrs. Lowd (without the knowledge of Lowd) to place in his hands $200 of the avails, for the use of Lowd and wife, as they Slight want. Defendant paid out most of the money at Lowd’s request, and upon a note signed by him…
1Opinion of the Court
Gray and Leonard, CO., read for affirmance.
All concur.
Order affirmed and judgment absolute against plaintiff, with costs.
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