¶1— The deputy swears that a levy was, in fact, made and a person kept in charge to preserve the property. The payment of the judgment was a settlement within the meaning of section 3307, subdivision 7 of the Code, entitling the sheriff to poundage and an allowance. The sheriff’s expenses for a keeper was thirty dollars, which amount will be allowed him as a compensation. The bill is taxed at seventeen dollars and fourteen cents.
67 How. Pr. 116
Mathews v. Matson
City of New York Municipal Court
Decided June 15, 1884
City of New York Municipal Court · decided 1884-06-15
In this case execution was duly issued to the sheriff of New York county against the property of the defendant, upon which a levy was accordingly made. Application for a stay to allow defendant time to make and perfect an appeal was made and granted. The appeal was subsequently argued, and judgment affirmed.
Decided 1884-06-15