Joseph v. Donovan

This case has been before us on two previous occasions. The first was an appeal taken by the plaintiffs from a judgment of nonsuit (Joseph v. Donovan, 114 Conn. 79, 157 Atl. 638) and we there held that the plaintiff had a valid judgment hen which attached to the interest of Donovan in the premises at the time the attachment was made, and which was enforceable to the extent of the interest he had after he had acquired title; and, accordingly, we reversed the judgment and remanded the cause to be proceeded with according to law. The second appearance (Joseph v. Donovan, 116 Conn. 160, 164 Atl.…