Cooke v. Ross

This was a suit instituted by Boss against Cooke and BurtcJi, under the statute regulating “proceedings *158supplementary to executions.” 2 R. S. p. 260. The complaint, which is in the form of an affidavit, alleges, in substance, these facts: Boss, oh the 16th of August, 1852, recovered a judgment in the Knox Circuit Court against Cooke for 2,420 dollars, which is in full force and unpaid, and upon which an execution was issued and returned “no property,” &c. On the 15th of September, 1855, another execution issued on said judgment, was delivered to the sheriff of Knox county, and is now in his…