Semon v. Daggett

The alleged cause of action is upon a judgment of upwards of $1,500, recovered by James L. Semon, Emma L. Crane and Charles Semon against the defendant in the City Court of New York, and docketed in the office of the clerk of that court, in June, 1888, and at once docketed in the clerk’s office of New York county, for rent of premises of which the three judgment creditors were owners as tenants in common. Charles Semon died, intestate, in the year 1898. No administrator of his estate has been appointed, and the naming of Hannah E. Semon as such administratrix was unwarranted. This error was…