Raulins v. Levi
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Bill in equity, filed in the Superior Court on December 21, 1917, to restrain the defendant from enforcing an assignment of wages given by the plaintiff to the defendant as security, to compel a surrender of the assignment and for other relief. In the Superior Court the suit was heard by Fox, J., upon an agreed statement of facts and by him was reported to this court for determination. The case was submitted on briefs.
1Opinion of the CourtPierce, J.
This is a bill in equity in which the plaintiff seeks to enjoin the defendant from enforcing an assignment of wages against the'plaintiff’s present or future employers, praying that the said assignment be ordered delivered up for cancellation, for damages and for .other appropriate relief. The case is before this court upon report for the determination of all questions of law arising upon the agreed facts, which the judge of the Superior Court finds to be true.
The facts sustain the contention of the defendant that, when he paid out $171.40 for the plaintiff at the request of the plaintiff and…
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