Merchants Bank of Baltimore v. Campbell
Supreme Court of Virginia
TMs was an appeal of the Merchants Bank of Baltimore and a number of others, creditors of Samuel A. Burracker, from decrees of the circuit court of Page county, made in a creditor’s suit pending in said court. The only questions involved in this appeal relate to the sale under the decree of the court of a tract of land called the Cave Tract, which which was purchased by the appellees. The case is stated by Judge Christian in his opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtChristian, J.
This case is before ns on appeal from certain decrees of the circuit court of Page county.
The original bill was filed in the county court of said county by Daniel Miller & Co. and other judgment creditors of Burracker, to subject his lands to the payment of their several judgments.
The case was afterwards removed to the circuit court of Page county, and in that court certain proceedings were had by which a commissioner of said court was directed to report the judgment liens outstanding and docketed against the defendant Burracker. The result of these proceedings (without narrating them in…
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