Nutter v. Framingham & Lowell Railroad

This is a trustee process. A railroad corporation, summoned as trustee, in its general answer stated that, at the time of the service of the plaintiff’s writ, it had in its hands no goods, effects or credits of the principal defendant. In answer to interrogatories three and six, duly filed by the plaintiff, it stated that it was lessee of the principal defendant, and that two instalments of rent were due by it under the lease; and further stated that, “ after adjustment of all mutual demands between said defendant and said trustee, a balance of more than $100,000 was due the said trustee from…