Brewster v. Van Ness
18 Johns. 133
Opinion
The sheriff was bound either to pay over the money to the plaintiff, without any previous demand tipon him for that purpose, or to have paid it into Court.
[134] The plaintiffmay take a rule, that the defendant forthwith pay over t0 plaintiff the amount levied on the execution, together with the costs of this application, or that an. attachment issue against him.
Rule accordingly.
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