McKinney v. Snider

McKinney commenced a proceeding supplemental to execution by filing a verified complaint in which he alleged that he had recovered judgment for $254.20 against James B. Snider, in the Clinton Circuit Court, on the 4th day of September, 1879, which judgment remained wholly unpaid. It was averred that an execution had been duly issued, and that the defendant, the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railway Company, was indebted to Snider in the sum of $500, “ which together with property which said Snider might lawfully claim as exempt from execution exceeds the amount of his said exemption.” It…