Andrew v. Concannon

— The plaintiff and intervenors are judgment creditors of the defendant Concannon, and the appellants are the holders of the legal title to certain real estate which the plaintiff and intervenors claim in equity belongs to Concannon, or in which he has an interest; and they substantially unite in this action, and seek to subject said real estate to the payment of *252their judgments. The court found that the land in equity belonged to Concannon, but that he was indebted to the appellants therefor. The court also found that the plaintiff and intervenors were entitled to liens on the land for the…