1 Cow. 178
Decided August 15, 1823
New York Supreme Court · decided 1823-08-15
N. P. Talmadge, moved to enter satisfaction on the judgment record in this Court, on the ground that the plaintiff had sued, and recovered, and perfected a judgment thereon, in the Seneca Common Pleas.
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Decided 1823-08-15
Cited by 7 later decisions — most recently September 1896
4 state decisions
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¶1The motion must be denied. The judgment of the Common Pleas was not an extinguishment of the judgment here. Both debts are of equal degree. Satisfaction cannot be entered upon motion, on the ground of a recovery in another Court, until the judgment there is, in fact, satisfied.
¶2Motion denied.
¶3Vid. Briggs v. Thompson, 20 John. 294.