McCoun v. Dorsheimer
New York Court of Chancery
The facts in this case will sufficiently appear from the Vice Chancellor’s opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
The Vice Chancellor.
It was stated on the argument that the bill in this cause was a creditor’s bill in the common form, against the defendants, but I do not find among the papers left with me, either a copy of the bill or of the injunction issued upon filing it. Two propositions are now presented upon different motions.
1st. To dissolve the injunction issued upon the original bill, upon the coming in of Dorsheimer’s answer. 2d. For leave to the complainants to file a supplemental bill and for an injunction.
The defendant, Dorsheimer, is post-master at the city of Buffalo, at a salary of $2,000…
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