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3 Abb. Ct. App. 533

People v. Lansing

New York Court of Appeals

Decided March 15, 1868

New York Court of Appeals · decided 1868-03-15

The People of the State sued Henry R. Lansing and Mary R. Richmond, executrix, &c., of Dean Richmond, in the supreme court, in an action substantially for money received.

Decided 1868-03-15

¶1By the Court.

Cueree, J.

¶2[After stating the above facts.] — On these facts, the decision of the referee was correct.

¶3The execution issued upon the judgment in favor of the plaintiffs against Lansing and others, was returned satisfied, and remains on record in full force. It cannot be vacated or impeached in any proceeding or action of this kind. PTo attempt has been made by the plaintiffs either to vacate the return to the execution which was returned satisfied, or to appeal from the superior court, or to set aside the proceedings therein as fraudulent or irregular; and they have received, without protest, the money awarded to them under these proceedings.

¶4The judgment should be affirmed, with costs.

¶5All the judges present concurred.

¶6Judgment affirmed, with costs.

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