Dever v. Willis
West Virginia Supreme Court
W. Scott cited Story’s Eq. Plead, s. 47; Bart. Suit in Eq. 50, 51; 1 Bart. Chy. Prac., 269; 4 Minor’s Inst. 11, 25; Adams’ Eq. 315; 38 W. Va. 409; 8 Gen. Dig. 24; 21 Atl. Bept. 187; 133 IT. S. 233, 579; 10 W. Va. 59; 11 W. Va. 307; 21 W. Va. 124; 29 W. Va. 519; 20 Gratt. 903. cited Code, c. 125, s. 53; Code, c. 72, s. 6.
1Opinion of the Court
DeNT, Judse.
In the Circuit Court of Harrison county, April rules, 1893, Lloyd L. Lang and Arthur C. Dever hied their bill in chancery against George E. Boss etal., seeking the enforcement of a judgment lien against the real estate of said Boss. In term time an order of reference was had to ascertain such real estate and the lien and priorities against the same. Afterwards (just at what time the record does not disclose) plaintiffs hied (or, at least, there appears in the record what purports on its face to be) an amended bill, making numerous new parties, seeking, not only the enforcement of…
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