The relevant restraining notices were properly issued since the evidence offered by plaintiff established that the judgment debtors "ha[ve] an interest" in the specified bank accounts (CPLR 5222 [b]). Where, as here, the evidence demonstrates that a judgment debtor regularly has used another's bank account as a "recipient" of the debtor's personal assets or as a source for payment of the debtor's expenses, the account may be restrained under the statute (see, ERA...
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