Goodrich v. Friedersdorff

The complaint was by Friedersdorff, a judgment creditor of Marsh, against Marsh and Goodrich, and divers judgment creditors of Marsh. The object of it was to subject certain real estate, the legal title to which was in Goodrich, to execution to satisfy the plaintiff’s judgment. The judgment creditors who were made defendants, by their pleadings, made themselves co-plaintiffs with Friedersdorff, seeking the same relief.

Having alleged the obtaining of the plaintiff's judgment on the 16th of October, 1861, the return of an execution nulla bona, and the insolvency of Marsh, the material facts .…