Piatt v. St. Clair's Heirs
Ohio Supreme Court
This case was decided by Chief Justice Collett and Judge Wright, on the circuit, at the county of Butler, in May, 1833. It had been elaborately argued and investigated in bank, in December, 1832, but was sent back to Hamilton county to make an additional party. The case is fully stated in the opinion *of [228 the court. The arguments are too voluminous to be inserted.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Wright
delivered the opinion of the court:
The complainant, claiming to be a judgment creditor of the estate of St. Clair, upon which execution has been issued and been returned nulla bona, prays this court to charge his demand upon certain real estate which was of the intestate, now in the hands of the defendants. Yolurainous matters are set forth in the bill, answer, exhibits, and evidence, many of which, in the estimation of the court, have no material bearing upon the real controversy before it. I will not, therefore, state the allegations of the bill and answers in detail, but…
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