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2 Johns. Cas. 107

In re Cascaden

New York Supreme Court

Decided October 15, 1800

New York Supreme Court · decided 1800-10-15

<p>The trustees otan absent or absconding debtor, may be compelled to account on the motion of the debtor, as well as of the creditors.</p>

Relies on Cox v. Trustees of Pearce

Decided 1800-10-15

Per Curiam,,

¶1The debtor, as well as his creditors, has an interest in the account, to be rendered by his trustees, and they are to account on the application of the debtor, or creditors. The chief justice having reported the proceedings before him, the court is in possession of the cause.

¶2Let there be a rule that the trustees report within eight days after service of a copy of such rule.(c)

¶3(c) The trustees are considered as the agents of all parties. Cox v. Pierce, 7 Johns. 298.

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