The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-03-12

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timony fails 10 0kow thas the deleadHnt, In an
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Jury, new utal win b granted.
Judgment reversed.
Fleming add Daniel, for Appellant; Randall,
Walkers and 'osser, for Appeiiee
C.: L: Robinsoh 81 a., Appellants, w The SPRING
fed Compeny, Appells--Daval county.
/. The as.isApr Of . chose 10 action ID no,
necessary par,yNo bill b equity died BY the
assignee thereof y recover the amount due
thereon, Ii the SssigQment is absolute, aud the
assignor retains no interest 10 the thing
assigned.
q The plaintiffs 10 decree rendered against
the mortgagors for balance Of the mortgage
debt remsiniag unpaid afser foreclosure sale
Of the property covered By the mortgage and
who hare assigned such decree absolutely and
seiatnz 10 Interest Ahersin, Arer not. necessary
parties TO oil died BY the assignee Of such
decree, for the purpose OF suhjecling to the
payment thereof other property, the title to
which 1t Is alleged was placed in Others by or
al the instance of q defendant 10 said decree,
prior TO the rendition of such decree. to defraud
the assignors out of the payment Of the debt.
3. The fact that creditor holds q mortgage
on particular property of the debtor rs security
for his claim does not exclude the creditor or
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Statute OF Frauds or from equitable relief against
fraudulent dispositions of other property held
or paid for by the debtor, made for The purpose
OF avoiding the payment of such creditor.
4. The bill filed by such assignee to reach
property alleged To have been disposed of in
M. executed 10 w. NJ. and E. s. B two promissory
notes, in ordinary form, and q mortgage to
secure The same, and signed the notes and mort
gage G. L. r., Trustee" and" "J. d. NJ, Trus-
tee" and the mortgage in stating the parties to
II styles them Trustees for H. D., j. D. NJ and
c, [. r" and after decree Of foreclosure and
sale OF the mortgaged property the master
reported the balance remaining due on the mort
gage debt. and a decree was entered in such fore
closure suit, that w. NJ B. and E. s. B. do have
and recover of and from the defendants c. L. R.
and j. ID. NJ, trustees, the said sum and
interest, ETC., and that execution do issue
for the same" and the bill was demurred to for
want OF equity and on other grounds: Held,
that The decree is personal decree against the
defendants therein, to be satisfied out Of their
estate, and that there is nothing TO
change its character, in the allegation of the
bill, even assuming that its correctness as such
could be inquired into in collateral proceed
ing.
8. Where a decree OF foreclosure and sale is
alleged to be fraudulent, and to have been made
for the purpose OF defrauding, hindering and de-
laying creditors of the defendants therein, and
II ls alleged that no money was ever loaned as
pretended by the papers, which are the basis of
such decree, the Chancellor who rendered such
decree may, upon bill filed by the assignee of
one OF such creditors for the purpose of subject
ing the property covered by the decree of FORE
closure to the payment OF his debt, and to set
aside such decree as made 10 hinder and delay
creditors, such assignee not being party to such
closure, her agents and attorneys, from enforcing
said decree. In such case the court acts upon
the parties and not upon ITSELF
9. Where land in this State is conveyed by the
vendor 10 wife at the instance Of her husband,
who has paid the purchase-money, and is held
upon a secret trust for him, it cannot be sold
under an execution against the husband, whether
such execution be issued upon judgment at
law or upon decree in equity rendered for the
balance remaining unpaid after a sale of the
mortgaged property 10 foreclosure suit. Such
land IS an equitable asset not liable to sale I'M
der such an execution.
2. Where a creditor seeks the aid of court Of
equity against the real estate of his debtor, the
title 10 which has been in such debtor, and is
alleged TO have been conveyed by him in fraud
OF his creditors II is sufficient for the creditor 10
show q judgLAent al law, or, as-equivalent there
to, q decree in equity for balance remaining
alter foreclosure sale of mortgagec property,
creating lien on such real estate it, however,
the title TO such real estate has never been in
she debtor. but is eld by another ON a secret
trust FOR him. or is an equitable asset not liable
10 be sold under an execution at law, there must
be an execution sued out and pursued 70 every
available extent and returned unsatisied.
3. The effect on a suit In equity against several
defendants OF dismissal thereof as to one de-
tendant under Rule IS of the Equity Rules, on
account OF the failure of the complainant to set
the demurrer CT such defendant down for hear
ing, is not ground of q demurrer in favor Of
other defendants to such bin, and cannot be con-
OF demurrer interposed by other defendants,
and particularly when it does not appear to have
been assigned as q ground in the demurrer
y. bill may be fled TO remove fraudulent
membranes or conveyances as soon as iudg-
ment IS obtained, without proceeding to obtain
out Of other property.
TO- Where one general right is claimed in q
bill it Is not mullfarious even though the de-
tendants have separate and distinct rights
W here the several conveyarces and other al
eged fraudulent acts or contrivances against
which relief is prayed purport to be, some di-
Fectly TO one person, and another to trustee in
trust Tor the same person, it Is not multifarious
70 join the several matters and all parties there.
10. In one bill. But where there Is also included
N sasd bill statements showing q cloud to be
cast upon the complainanl's real estate by one
of such contrivances, and there is a prayer that
such real estate be relieved of the same de-
murrer for multifariousness will be sustained
H. Where the bill of complaint alleges that
property charged to have been conveyed to. or
vested in wife or Others, in fraud OF the hus-
bands creditors, Is still, in fact, the husbands
property, and that 30 far as vested in the wife or
others il is vested in her or them in trust for him.
and that he has asser.ed entire and exclusive
management and control of the property and
dealt In all respects with it as his own. except
Ior his own fraudulent ends he has used her and
their names to conceal and cover the title from
his creditors, thus showing an existing and re-
eognized trust for his benefit, q demurrer OF such
husband, wife and others, on the ground Of lach-
Is or OF statutory bar because OF the date of the
will be overruled.
L. upon demurrer TO tho whole bill il ap-
pear that the plaintiff 10 entitled to relief as TO
some OF the matters SET out n the BILL but not as
to all. and the bill is mutifarious, the demurrer
should be sustained.
Decree reversed.
G. P. & j. c. Cooper, for Appellants: Flem.
ing & Daniel for Appeilee.
Charles Tilly. Plaintiff in Error. vs. The State
OF Florida, Defendant in Error - Marion
county.
VANVALKENBURGH, j.:
l. In an indictment under Chapter S463, Laws
1883. It is not necessary to charge that the entry
was "burglariously," nnr h 1t necessary to sle1e
the ownershiP OF the building In any particular
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