Legal Opinion
Wilson v. Koontz
Supreme Court of the United States
Decided March 10, 1812PublishedCited by 12 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
11 U.S. 202
7 Cranch 202
3 L.Ed. 315
WILSON
v.
KOONTZ.
March 6, 1812
1
Present. All the Judges.
2
THIS was an appeal from the decree of the Circuit Court for the district of Columbia, which dismissed the Complainant's bill in equity.
3
Wilson filed a bill in equity, in the nature of an attachment in chancery, against Koontz, surviving partner of Koontz and Ober, as principal debtor, and Thomas Irvine and Joseph Mandeville as garnishees. It stated that Koontz, a resident of Virginia, as surviving partner of the firm of Koontz and Ober, was indebted to the Plaintiff by note, in the sum of 1,261 dollars,…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Wilson v. KoontzSupreme Court of the United States · 1812
3Cited by12 opinions
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