Passumpsic Bank v. Strong
Supreme Court of Vermont
Bill in Chancery. The orators brought a suit against George W. Strong in 1864, and recovered judgment therein in 1858, and caused execution to be levied on certain real estate in Rut-land, -which had been attached when said suit was instituted. Previous to this suit and attachment, said George W. had conveyed by deed of trust said real estate to the defendant, Moses M. Strong- and said Moses M. subsequently sold and conveyed the same to the defendant Ellsworth.
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Bill in Chancery. The orators brought a suit against George W. Strong in 1864, and recovered judgment therein in 1858, and caused execution to be levied on certain real estate in Rut-land, -which had been attached when said suit was instituted. Previous to this suit and attachment, said George W. had conveyed by deed of trust said real estate to the defendant, Moses M. Strong- and said Moses M. subsequently sold and conveyed the same to the defendant Ellsworth. This bill, dated April 11,1860, was brought to have said deeds declared void, and the defendants decreed to convey said premises to…
1Opinion of the Court
Argued and determined at the general term, 1865.
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Barrett, J.
The orator Bank brought a suit against George W. Strong of Rutland, and, on the 21st day of July, 1854, attached all his real estate in said Rutland. Judgment was recovered by the plaintiff in said suit, at the March term, 1858, of Rutland County Court, for $2450.75 damages, and $81.65 costs. Said property was the subject of prior attachments, so that, on the 22d of February, 1859, and within five months after said prior attachments had been discharged, the orator levied, by execution on said…
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