Hodgson v. Farrell

The Chancellor.

The hill was filed to set aside a sale of real estate, made by auditors, under a judgment in attachment against Pierce and Holbrook, to the complainants. Hodgson, the other complainant, is a subsequent judgment creditor of Pierce and Holbrook. The case made by the bill is, that the interest of the defendants in attachment in the real estate sold, which is alleged was worth $12,000, was struck off to the defendant for $400, whereby a judgment of Holbrook for $5000, which was a subsequent lien on the property, was totally lost, and the debt of the defendants in attachment…