Graydon v. Barlow
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Wabash Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHanna, J.
The appellant instituted proceedings supplementary to execution, and averred in his complaint, that he had recovered a judgment, upon which he caused execution to issue, which had been returned “no property found.” That the defendants had assets, &c.
The proof corresponded with the former part of said averments; and, as to the latter, it was shown by the defendants upon their examination, that there was due them, upon judgments, notes, &c., a sum apparently exceeding that due the plaintiff, and much larger than any amount which might be claimed as exempt from execution; that, during the…
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