13 Johns. 255 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1816
It is not necessary, in this: casej to decide Whether Lawyer’s execution was fraudulent and void, so as to give priority to the plaintiff’s,.because no more is claimed of the sheriff than the avails of the property levied on-after the return-day of Lawyer’s execution; and there can be no possible ground upon which the recovery, -to this extent, can be resisted. It is, , certainly, a principle not to be questioned, that a sheriff cannot .levy an execution upon goods and chattels after the return-day
Judgment for the plaintiff.