Morgan v. Scott-Mayer Commission Co.

In the case of D. D. Adams v. W. O. Scroggins, pending in the chancery court, the proceeds of a quantity of assets involved in that litigation were deposited in the registry of the court. S. R. Morgan acquired the interest of a number of the parties to the litigation who were entitled to a part of this fund. Numerous parties intervened from time to time, among others the Scott-Mayer Commission Company, which, in its intervention, alleged that it was the owner of a valid and subsisting judgment against S. R. Morgan obtained in the Pulasld Circuit Court on October 16, 1922, on which there…