Kellogg v. Hamilton

Complainants being judgment creditors of Miller and Hamilton, filed this bill under the statute to enforce satisfaction from property subject to debts but not liable to execution. The bill made the usual statements, but defendants demurred to it. The court overruled the demurrer and gave time to answer, but no answer being put in, the common decree pro confesso was entered. Thereupon the defendants appealed.

The demurrer assumed to allege three causes, but two appear to be abandoned. So far as we can see, there was no color for them. The remaining ground is that the bill fails to show that…