Stenchfield v. Robinson
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Maine
[This was a bill in equity by Anson G. Stenchfield against Edward Robinson, administrator of Nathaniel Kimball, Alexander H. Howard, and Joseph Baker.] Bill seeking to enjoin Baker from collecting from Robinson an unpaid balance of an execution .against Kimball’s estate in favor of Howard, that Baker has in his hands, and asking that Robinson may be decreed to pay the same to the orator, who claims that the amount due thereon belongs to him.
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[This was a bill in equity by Anson G. Stenchfield against Edward Robinson, administrator of Nathaniel Kimball, Alexander H. Howard, and Joseph Baker.] Bill seeking to enjoin Baker from collecting from Robinson an unpaid balance of an execution .against Kimball’s estate in favor of Howard, that Baker has in his hands, and asking that Robinson may be decreed to pay the same to the orator, who claims that the amount due thereon belongs to him. Respondents assert that parties without the jurisdiction of the court claim to own the execution, and that the bill should be dismissed for want of…
1Opinion of the Court
POX, District Judge.
The complainant, a citizen of Massachusetts, brings this bill against the respondents, all citizens of Maine. The bill alleges that on the 23d day of July, 1SG3, a suit was commenced by Howard against the executrix of the last will of Kim-ball in the supreme court of Maine for the county of Kennebec, and that final judgment was recovered by the plaintiff for $14,723.50 on the 21st day of May, 1S77, and that the execution, which issued on the judgment, is now in the hands of Baker.
The complainant further charges that, during the pendency of said suit, certain agreements…
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