Morgan v. Kingman
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Calhoun; Smith, J. Bill by Benjamin F. Morgan against Howard R.-King-man, Steven S. Hulbert, Brainard T. Skinner, and Mitchell N. Packard, trustees of the estate of Richmond Kingman, deceased, and Howard R. Kingman, individually, to subject the interest of defendant Kingman, as legatee under the will of said deceased, to the payment of a judgment in favor of complainant. ' From a decree dismissing the bill, complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
Complainant is a judgment creditor of defendant Howard R. Kingman. The judgment was rendered in justice’s court, and execution was there issued, and returned unsatisfied. Transcript of that judgment was filed in the circuit court, and execution thereon issued, and that execution returned unsatisfied October 18, 1897. The amount of the judgment at the time of filing this bill was $192.54 and $3.95 costs. The four defendants, Howard R. Kingman, Steven S. Hulbert, Brainard T. Skinner, and Mitchell N. Packard, are the trustees of the estate of one Richmond Kingman, de- ' ceased, the father of…
2Cited by2 opinions
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