J. W. Butler Paper Co. v. Robbins

On the 19th day of May, 1886, certain judgments by confession were entered in the Superior Court of Cook county against the John B. Jeffery Printing Company of Chicago. On these judgments, which were six in number, executions were immediately issued. Three of them were levied at once on all of the personal property of the company, and the other three were returned, the next morning, no property found; and the plaintiffs therein forthwith filed creditors’ bills, in the same court, against the company, and procured the appointment of a receiver, who, with the consent of the other judgment…