Lorman v. Clarke

OPINION OF THE COURT.

The complainants set out in their bill that they obtained a judgment at law, against the defendant, for - dollars, and having issued an execution against his property, it was returned that he had no property real or personal. And the bill states that the defendant has equitable interests, choses in action, and other property, which the complainants are not able to discover and reach by execution at law. That he has money and personal property, either in possession, or held in trust, and has equitable interests in real estate, the particulars of which are unknown; and the…