Downing v. Huston, Darbee Co.

James W. Downing owned real estate in Accomae *4county, valued at over $90,000, upon which there were lien debts aggregating about $100,000.

Huston, Darbee Company and Elmer W. Somers instituted this suit against him to subject his property to the payment of these debts. All his lien creditors of record were made parties defendant. Among the creditors holding debts secured by deeds of trust was the estate of L. Floyd Nock, deceased; and Huston, Darbee Company was the holder of two judgments, each for $2,087, with interest, costs and collection charges.

In December, 1922, a decree was entered…