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· 3/22/1886

Fidelity Insurance v. Huntington

Citations

  • 117 U.S. 280
  • 6 S. Ct. 733
  • 29 L. Ed. 898
  • 1886 U.S. LEXIS 1838

Syllabus

<p>A creditor’s bill, to subject incumbered property to the payment of his judgment, by sale and distribution of the proceeds among lien-holders according to priority, creates no separate controversy, as to the separate lien-holders parties respondent, within the meaning of the removal acts, although their respective defences may be separate.</p>

Judges: Waite

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