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5 Cow. 440

Shooke v. Phillips

New York Supreme Court

Decided May 15, 1826

New York Supreme Court · decided 1826-05-15

The Judgment was perfected against the defendants, as heirs and devisees, in February term last. John Phillips was an adult; the other defendants were, and still are infants. The plaintiff’s attorney issued executions against all the defendants within the year; contrary to the statute (sess. 36, ch. 93, s. 6, 1R. L. 318.) On the 27th of April (Thursday) the defendants gave notice of a motion to set aside the executions.

Decided 1826-05-15

Curia.

¶1The statute was clearly m tde for the protection of the infants only, not adults, whether joined with them or not. The motion must be denied.

¶2Rule in each cause ; that the motion be denied; that the plaintiff pay the costs of the defendants’ motion up to the time when the offer to pay was made.

¶3No costs of this motion.

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