Bassett v. St. Albans Hotel Co.
Supreme Court of Vermont
Appeal from the court of chancery. The case was heard on bill, answer, traverse, and proofs, at the September term, 1873, Royce, Chancellor, when the bill was dismissed, pro forma, with costs. Appeal by the orators. The opinion states the points raised.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Ross, J.
The orator Bassett having obtained judgment at law against the St. Albans Hotel Company, and having taken out execution on the judgment and placed the same in a officer’s hands, who has returned it unsatisfied, sold and assigned that judgment to the orator French. The orator French brought this bill against the hotel company and the other defendants, who were officers of that company, and claims that the court of chancery, on the bill; answer, and probfs, ought to have decreed that the defendants should pay him the amount of that judgment. He…
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