George E. Sebring Co. v. O'Rourke

Since the above opinion was filed there have been raised at least two questions, that may deserve clarification, as to its proper interpretation: (1) that the opinion is too restricted in its statements as to the proper application and intent of a "creditor's bill"; (2) that under the opinion the property rights of purchasers and mortgagees from debtors without notice, would go unprotected if the property so transferred to them by debtor could be seized under an execution at law.

In order to properly interpret judicial language such interpretation must be limited to the case before the court.

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