Mathews v. Matson

City of New York Municipal Court

Mathews v. Matson

67 How. Pr. 116

DecidedJune 15, 1884

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Mathews v. Matson, 67 How. Pr. 116 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1884).

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Opinion

Nehrbas, J.

— 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.

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Nehrbas, J.

— 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.

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67 How. Pr. 116, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/mathews-v-matson-nynyccityct-1884.