Practice point: A preliminary injunction is not available to preserve assets as security for a potential money judgment even if a party intends to frustrate a judgment by making it uncollectible.
Practitioners should note that a general creditor might seek an attachment if the debtor is looking to transfer assets.
Case: Fatima v. Twenty Seven-Twenty Four Realty Corp., NY Slip Op 06503 (2d Dept. 2009)
The opinion is here.
Tomorrow’s issue: Res judicata.
