New York Supreme Court, 1862

Corning v. Glenville Woollen Co.

Corning v. Glenville Woollen Co.
New York Supreme Court · Decided May 15, 1862 · Mason
14 Abb. Pr. 339

Counsel

Henry Whittaker, for the motion., Cummins, Alexander de Green, opposed.

Corning v. Glenville Woollen Co.

Opinion of the Court

Mason, J.

If the plaintiff Isham obtained a valid prior lien upon any of the property which Corning seeks to reach by his proceedings supplementary to execution, such lien cannot be devested by these proceedings supplementary to execution, and I do not know of any practice which would justify this motion, or which will require Corning in his proceedings supplementary to execution to make Isham a party, or to serve him with notice of his proceedings.

This motion must be denied, with $10 costs.

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