Townsend v. Miller

By the court:

Etjstis, C. J".

The plaintiffs having obtained judgment against Charles H. Miller, also had judgment against his wife, by which a certain fraudulent judgment, which she had obtained against her husband, was reduced, and the amount of the excess over that of her legal rights was decreed'to be paid to the plaintiffs, in part satisfaction of their judgment against the husband.

The plaintiffs took out execution against the wife, and a certain sum having been made under it, the syndic of the creditors of the husband, who had failed pending this suit, applied for the payment of. this…