Forman v. Proctor

Two cases come up in this record, in which a single decree was rendered; and errors are assigned applicable to both cases.

In the case of Wood, &c. vs Proctor, &c., which was-a bill to attach the interest of Proctor in a contract by which he was to feed thirty head of cattle for a year, and at the end of the time to have one. half of the cattle-for his trouble, &c. We are of opinion that the contract was executory only, and did- not vest such, an interest in Proctor as was liable to. execution before the contract was performed; and that if such an interest in-a contract containing mutual…