Cooke v. Wilbanks

The bill by judgment creditor for discovery, attaches interrogatories and prays that the moneys and properties of W. P. Cooke, in the hands of defendant L. Cooke, be held subject to the payment of complainant’s judgment ; that if there are not sufficient moneys so impressed and available, that the purchase money notes of the Leeds Cooperage Company be condemned and ordered sold, and the proceeds applied to balance due on complainant’s judgment.

It is further prayed in the bill that it be decreed that defendant L. Cooke, received from defendant W. P. Cooke, moneys and properties of an amount…