Pfister v. Gillespie
Opinion of the Court
It is sufficient that one of the plaintiffs resides within the reach of the process of the court; we can take no notice whether he is insolvent or not. And as to the assignment, the defendant has nothing to do with it. (1 H. Bl. 106. 2BLB1.27.)
Motion denied.(
(b) By the Revised Statutes of New York, when a suit shall be commenced in any court, 1. for a plaintiff not residing within the jurisdiction of such court, or for several plaintiffs, who are all non-resident: or, 2. for, or in the name of, the trustees of any debtor: or 3. for, or in the name of any person being insolvent, who shall have been discharged from his debts, or whose person shall have been exonerated from imprisonment pursuant to any law, for the
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