Thor v. Oleson

The bill in this case is the ordinary creditor’s bill, and was brought by Carl Thor and others, against Ole Oleson and others, to subject the property described, to the payment of certain claims allowed against the estate of Martine Oleson, deceased, who was the wife of defendant Ole Oleson. All the assets belonging to the estate had been exhausted by administration in the regular way, and it was sought to compel payment of the residue of the claims against decedent’s estate out of the real property claimed by her husband.

It is alleged in the bill, the title to the property in controversy was…