Ivester v. McNicholas

On July 28, 1921, J. N. Brown instituted an equitable action against T. A. Ivester and his son, Eugene L. Ivester. The object of the suit was to subject certain property standing in the name of Eugene L. Ivester to payment of a common-law judgment obtained by the plaintiff against T. A. Ivester, dated July 5, 1921, based on a debt due July 15, 1919, for services as a real-estaté broker. The petition alleged: that the common-law suit was instituted on June 15, 1920, and at the December term the parties signed a stipulation, duly approved by the court, which provided that upon the passing of…