Lowell Bank & Trust Co. v. D'Annolfo Construction Co.

1. The only ground of demurrer still argued is devoid of merit. Although inartistically drawn, the bill is recognizable as one brought under G. L. c. 214, § 3 (7) (as in effect prior to St. 1973, c. 1114, § 62), to reach and apply so much of the indebtedness of Colonial Court Management Corporation (Colonial) and William F. D’Annolfo (William) to D’Annolfo Construction Co., Inc. (Construction), as might be necessary to satisfy the plaintiffs claim against Construction and Frank P. D’Annolfo. 2. The motion of Colonial (not joined in by William) to strike portions of the bill was anomalous and…