Keyser v. Renner
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decrees of circuit court of Frederick county, rendered at November term, 1888, and at March term, 1889, in the chancery causes, consolidated, styled Joseph Renner’s Adm’r v. Robinson Keyser and others, and Lewis A. Miller v. Joseph Renner’s Adm’r and others. The decrees being adverse to Keyser, he appealed. Opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtLacy, J.
This suit was instituted and the bill filed by Renner’s administrator against the appellant, to enforce a deed of trust *250given upon certain real estate in the bill mentioned, and to collect the bonds secured by the said deed in trust.
Upon the hearing it appeared that the plaintiff had lawfully assigned, under decree of the court before suit brought, the bonds to one Wpa. L. Clark, general receiver of the court, and had no interest in the said bonds, as was set forth by the bill.
The defendant demurred to the bill, upon the ground that the bill set forth no right of action in the plaintiff,…
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