Hughes Mfg. Co. v. Conyers

Complainants in this cause have a furnisher’s lien upon certain real property belonging to defendant, Conyers, and filed a bill against him and others to collect the debt by sale of the property. One Martin, and the National Home Building & Loan Association were made defendants, and it was alleged that Martin was claiming a debt against the property, but in fact had none that was superior to complainants’; and that the building and loan association held debts of about $9,000, evidenced by notes and mortgage, but the justice of same was not conceded, and the rights of the parties were asked to…