Campau v. Detroit Driving Club
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Wayne; Frazer, J. Judgment creditors’ bill by Daniel J. Campau, Francis F. Palms, and George M. Vail against the Detroit Driving Club, in which Fred T. Moran and Worthy L. Churchill intervene by petition to set aside certain execution sales. From an order dismissing the petition, petitioners appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtLong, J.
The Detroit Driving Club is a corporation, ■and in 1899 owned and possessed the race tra'ck and grounds in Grosse Pointe, near Detroit, together with a •quantity of personal property used in connection with the race track. The real estate was incumbered with a first mortgage of $75,000 and a second mortgage of $60,000. March 30,1899, the complainants obtained two judgments against the Detroit Driving Club in the circuit court for Wayne county; one of these judgments being for $18,366 and costs, and the other for $10,343.73 and costs. March 31, 1899, executions were issued on these judgments.…
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