In re Trustees of the Board of Publication & Sabbath School Work
New York Supreme Court
Pbooebdiiígs supplementary to execution for the examination of the judgment debtor and other parties who are alleged to hold property in their hands belonging fo said judgment debtor.
1Opinion of the CourtFreedman, J.
The substantial facts out of which the various ■ proceedings now to be determined arose, are as follows:'
On February 6, 1896, the plaintiffs recovered a judgment in this court against Dr. Harsha for $4,106.82. Execution was issued to the sheriff and returned unsatisfied. Thereafter the defendant was examined in supplementary procéedings and on April 6, 1896, an order was made' appointing Frank J. McBarron receiver of the property of the judgment debtor.
On June 5, 1896, an action was commenced by the receiver against the judgment debtor, Edward S. Clinch, The Reformed Low Dutch Church of…
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