Kline v. Kline's Creditors
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from a decree pronounced by tbe Circuit Court of Rockingham county, in a suit in chancery, wherein the appellee, J. S. llamsburg, suing on behalf of himself and other creditors of C. G. Kline, was the complainant, and the said C. G. Kline and another were the defendants, to which suit the appellant was, on her petition, admitted as a party defendant.
1Opinion of the CourtHarrison, J.
The hill in this cause was filed by J. S. Kamsburg, a large judgment creditor, on behalf of himself and all other lien creditors of O. G. Kline, to subject to the satisfaction of their liens a tract of land owned by the defendant, containing seventy-seven acres.
It appears from the record that the land in question was sold ,-and conveyed to the defendant, C. G. Kline, by his father, .Samuel Kline, in June, 1879. Seven hundred dollars was paid by the purchaser in cash, and a number of bonds executed by him to the vendor for the residue, to secure which a vendor’s lien was reserved on the face…
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