Case Name: Ex parte Carmichael
Court: New York Supreme Court
Jurisdiction: New York
Decision Date: 1825-10
Citations: 5 Cow. 17
Docket Number: 
Parties: Ex parte Carmichael.
Judges: 
Reporter: Cowen's Reports
Volume: 5
Pages: 17–17

Head Matter:
Ex parte Carmichael.
A creditor ^fent obtained l5? attachment before a justice, may redeem s°^on°” previous judga "judgment "Pj^ b^°hJ justice has the same force with any other, except as to the defendant’s right of set off
Certain real estate of one Draper having been sold on a judgment and fi.fa. in. favor of Pumpelly, in this Court, Carmichael afterwards, and within 15 months after the sale, oh-1 ’ tained judgment for more than 25 dollars against the same Draper, filed a transcript, «fee. and offered to redeem as a judgment creditor. But the sheriff refused to receive the money, on the ground that Pumpelly might contest the right to redeem upon the judgment, it being upon attachment. A motion was now made for a mandamus commanding the sheriff to convey to Carmichael.
S. Mack, for the relator.
W. Platt, contra.

Opinion:
Curia.
There is no force in the objection that the judgment was by attachment. It was of equal force with one rendered upon personal notice, except as to the defendant's right of set off.- The motion must he granted.
Motion granted.