Heisler v. Dickinson

This was a creditor’s hill by appellants against Wagner and Goodwillie, as judgment debtors, and against Dickinson, who it was alléged was indebted to the judgment debtors and had property and effects in his hands belonging to them. The bill was in form one for discovery and relief, but waived answer under oatli. Dickinson filed his answer, not upon oath, by which he traversed all the allegations of the bill in reference to him, to which appellants fi’ed a replication. On motion of the defendants, the court dismissed the hill for want of equity, without hearing any evidence. Section 25, of…