Bruner v. Manville
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtM'Kinney, J.
Suit in chancery, certified from the Knox Circuit Court, prior to a decree, the President Judge having been of counsel for one of the parties.
The hill is filed by Bruner in behalf of himself and Clark and Graeter, judgment-creditors of Charles Allen, deceased. It charges that Charles Allen, without consideration and to defraud his creditors, on the 27th of September, 1824, in the Knox Circuit Court, confessed judgment in favour of Charles Man-ville for the sum oí S,0I3 dollars and 59 cents; that execution was sued out on are succeeding ¿ay, and levied on all the real and personal estate of…
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