Nassauer v. Techner
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Circuit Court for Milwaukee County. The- case is sufficiently stated in the opinion. They argued, among other things, that anyone affected by a fraudulent judgment may invoke the aid of a court of equity.
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APPEAL from the Circuit Court for Milwaukee County. The- case is sufficiently stated in the opinion. They argued, among other things, that anyone affected by a fraudulent judgment may invoke the aid of a court of equity. Whittlesey v. Delaney, 75 1ST. Y. 571-574; Dobson v. Pea/rGe, 12 id. 156-165. And the practice pursued in this case to impeach the judgments for fraud, and to determine the rights of creditors to the moneys paid into court, has been sustained in McDonald v. Allen, 57 Wis. 108; Allen v. Beeh-man, 42 id. 185. The sheriff having, prior to the issue of the attachments, had the…
1Opinion of the CourtOktoh, J.
The respondent, on the 13^h day of October, .1884, entered up judgment against Morris Kahn, the defendant, on judgment notes, and execution was issued, and the personal property of said defendant was levied upon. The appellants, as creditors of said Kahn, procured attachments against him, and said property was levied upon or taken'by the same officer on the same, subject to the levy of said execution. The property was sold under said execution, and the sum of $3,516.90 made thereon, and still remained in the hands of the officer when said appellants filed their petition to have said money…
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