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KEW GARDENS ASSOCIATES, Petitioner (Judgment-Creditor), v. WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., Respondent-Garnishee(s), and Meytal Toobe Castro, Respondent-Debtor(s).
Upon the foregoing cited papers, the Decision and Order on plaintiff's notice of motion for a Turnover Order on a sum of money restrained at Wells Fargo Bank is decided as follows:
Plaintiff's notice of motion for a Turnover Order on a sum of money restrained at Wells Fargo Bank is denied. Plaintiff obtained a judgment against defendant in the amount of $11,811.22.00 exclusive of interest and fees in Queens County Civil Court under index number CV-03224-13. Pursuant to a subpoena Wells Fargo Bank has restrained a sum of $13, 479.51 that includes interest belonging to defendant. Plaintiff as a result submitted this motion to this Court with an affidavit of service showing defendant was served. However, the affidavit is defective. The affiant never mentioned that the Notice of Petition was affixed to defendant's door, nor did they show repeated genuine attempts at personal service prior to performing a nail and mail service. See Estate of Waterman v Jones, 46 AD3d 63 [2d dept 2007]. Therefore, plaintiff's motion is denied without prejudice and with leave to re-submit.
Patrick Hayes Torres, J.
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Docket No: Index No. CV-17457-25 /QU
Decided: December 03, 2025
Court: Civil Court, City of New York,
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