Caton v. Mosely

The plaintiffs in error commenced this suit by attachment against Christopher C. J ones. The evidence shows that prior to the levy of the attachment of the plaintiffs on his property, Jones had made an assignment of his property, for the benefit of his creditors, to James W. -Mosely, the defendant in error. Mosely intervened in the suit between the Catons and Jones, and claimed the property upon which the attachment had been levied, by virtue of the assignment to him. -During the pendency of the suit, and before trial, Jones died, and his administrator, Collins, was made a party. The cause…