New York In the Matter of SWEET is a series of legal proceedings that took place in New York during the 19th century. The case revolves around the dispute between Abraham Sweet and his creditors, who sought to have him declared bankrupt and have his assets liquidated. The proceedings involved a bankruptcy court and a Supreme Court of Judicature, and the decision rendered by the court was in favor of the creditors. The specific types of New York In the Matter of SWEET are: 1. Bankruptcy Proceedings: This is the legal process by which Abraham Sweet's creditors sought to have him declared bankrupt and have his assets liquidated. 2. Supreme Court of Judicature Proceedings: This is the legal process by which the final decision was made in the case, with the court ruling in favor of the creditors. 3. Debt Negotiation Proceedings: This is the legal process by which Abraham Sweet attempted to negotiate a settlement with his creditors in order to avoid bankruptcy.