Rasch v. Sheppard

Complainants, on January 14, 1893, filed an ordinary judgment creditors’ bill, in which the defendant Alfred E. Sheppard was the judgment debtor. On the same day, an order for an injunction was indorsed on the bill by the circuit judge, and the subpoena and injunction immediately issued. The injunction, among other things, restrained the defendant Alfred E. Sheppard—

*668“From collecting, receiving, selling, transferring, assigning, delivering, or in any way or manner using, controlling, interfering, meddling with, or disposing of, any debts or demands due to said Alfred E. Sheppard, * * •* oir of…