21 N.Y.S. 736 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1893
In this action, which was brought by the plaintiff, as a member of the defendant, against the defendant, a foreign corporation, on the ground of insolvency, to reach assets of defendant in this state, the respondent, George E. Glines, was appointed receiver of assets in this state. Prior to his appointment as such receiver, the appellant, Epstein, had commenced an action against the defendant in the city court of New York, and obtained a warrant of attachment against some property of the defendant on the ground ofits being a foreign corporation, and the sheriff, by virtue of such attachment, levied on certain moneys belonging to the defendant in the Manhattan Savings Institution in this city. It does not appear from the papers what the amount of this money was, or what was the extent of the property which was levied upon under the attachment. The receiver thereafter served notice of the order of his