Miller v. Fox

On February 11, 1899, the assignor of the complainants recovered a judgment in the chancery court at Dayton, Tenn., for $1,826.75, against Sarah Fox, J. E. Line, and S. M. Winchester jointly, which, by a chain of subsequent assignments, became the property of complain*338ants. Burkett, Miller and Mansfield, and for tfieir use held by and in the name of W. B. Miller, trustee.

On July 31, 1899, Miller, trustee, was paid $1,000 on this judgment by J. E. Line for himself and Winchester jointly.

Such proceedings were had in respect of this judgment as that an execution was issued and levied upon certain…