Reynolds v. Carter
Supreme Court of Alabama
[bill in equity for injunction bE judgment at law.] Appeal from the Chancery Court of Lawrence. Heard before the Hon. JoiiN Fostee.
1Opinion of the CourtWalker, J.
The appellant, in his capacity of administrator, instituted an action of detinue against the appel-*445lee, in which, he took a nonsuit, and judgment for costs de bonis intestatis was rendered against him. Execution, pursuant to the judgment, was issued, and returned milla bona. Then an execution de bonis propriis issued against the appellant. The bill in this case is tiled by him to enjoin the execution against him. as an individual, upon the ground that, since the rendition of the judgment de bonis intestatis, the estate of his intestate, being insolvent, has been duly so declared by the proper…
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