Hinton v. Mills

Citations

• 120 Miss. 388
• 82 So. 264

Syllabus

<p>Equity. Bill by judgment creditor. Pleadings. Judgment. Denial.</p> <p>Where a judgment creditor’s bill, charged that the debtor fraudulently caused the sale of his mortgaged lands and that the same was purchased by the defendant and conveyed to the debtor’s wife and positively alleged the rendition of the judgment and set out the minutes hook and page of its entry, with date of its enrollment. on judgment roll. In such case an answer not specifically denying such allegations, but stating that defendant had no personal knowledge thereof, and not explaining the judgment, is not sufficient, under Code 1906, section 584 (Hemingway’s Code, section 344), to put complainant to the proof as to the judgment.</p>