Hunneman v. Lowell Institution for Savings

The facts concerning this litigation are fully set forth in the former appeal and need not be recited, nor the grounds of decision which established the right of the surety company in the name of the plaintiff, who was the judgment creditor, to reach and apply the money in the possession of the bank in satisfaction of the judgment, reviewed. Hunneman v. Lowell Institution for Savings, 205 Mass. 441.

It there appeared from the officer’s return, that the execution was levied as of the date of the seizure, and not as of the date when the equity of redemption, which had been turned into money by…