Miller v. Butler

1. A creditor and the settlor of a trust estate had mutual actions pending against each other; and they were all tried under an equity ease, in which a decree was rendered, fixing the title of the land involved, and also giving to the creditor a personal decree against the settlor of the trust estate for a large amount of money. In a suit to set aside this judgment, by the beneficiaries of the trust estate, the settlor or his legal representative is a necessary party. See Miller v. Butler, 137 Ga. 90 (72 S. E. 913).

*569June 23, 1915. Equitable petition. Before Judge Freeman. Troup superior court.…