Greene v. Keene
Supreme Court of Rhode Island
Bill IN Equity for discovery, an account, and the satisfaction of a judgment out of a debt made payable to a third person. On demurrer to the bill.
1Opinion of the CourtMattesON, J.
This is a bill by which a judgment creditor seeks to subject to the payment of his claim a debt due to his debtor, but made payable by the debtor to his wife. The bill, after alleging that, on the 26th of March, 1881, the respondent Samuel D. Keene was indebted to the complainant by promissory notes and otherwise, the suing out by the complainant, on that day, of a writ against Keene, returnable at the ensuing June Term of the Court of Common Pleas, and the recovery, by the complainant, of a judgment against Keene, for $3,500 debt and $12.60 costs, at the following September Term of that…
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