Hise v. Grasty

At the February Kules, 1930, W. D. Snyder filed his bill in chancery against James P. Hise and John Hise, for the purpose of subjecting certain lands, situated in Augusta county, to the payment of a judgment against John Hise in the principal sum of $875, with interest thereon from the 9th day of February, 1928. After the institution of the suit by Snyder, John Hise was adjudged a bankrupt, and J. S. Grasty, trustee, was by decree permitted to file his *537petition in the cause, and became party plaintiff in the place and stead of W. D. Snyder.

It appears from the record that John Hise, a resident…