Dillard v. Krise
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit court of Kelson county rendered October 8th, 1888, in a suit wherein P. A. Krise is complainant and Stephen T. Dillard and L. A. Larkin are defendants. The decree being unfavorable to the latter, they appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtFauntleroy, J.
*411In the month of February, 1887, a bill was filed in the circuit court of Kelson county, by P. A. Krise, in behalf of himself and all other lien creditors of Stephen T. Dillard, against the said Stephen T. Dillard and L. A. Lailán, the object of which was to convene the creditors of the said Stephen T. Dillard and the creditors of the said L. A. Larkin, before the said court, to take an account of their debts according to their legal priorities, and to subject the realty belonging to the said defendants to the satisfaction thereof. Several decrees were entered in the progress of the cause,…
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