New York Court of Common Pleas February 2, 1891 (Hawes v. Gas Consumers' Benefit Co.)

Pryor, J.

It is clear, beyond controversy, that the judgment "appealed from cannot be sustained. No cause of action against the defendant is exhibited by the complaint or apparent upon the evidence, liespondent sues as assignee of a judgment, and upon the title of the plaintiff in that judgment; and, by the transfer of the judgment, respondent acquired no other or greater right than was vested in