New York Court of Appeals June 23, 1891 (Hodgman v. Barker)

Per Curiam.

The National Broadway Bank, as a subsequent attaching creditor, made a motion to set aside the attachment in this action. Judge Ingbaham, at the special term, vacated the attachment, holding that the affidavit upon which it was granted did not show a cause of action against the defendant; that the attachment obtained by the bank was valid, and that it had thereby obtained a lien upon