10 Md. 418 | Md. | 1857
delivered the opinion of this court.
This is an appeal from an order of the circuit court for Baltimore city, granting an injunction restraining the execution of a judgment obtained by the appellant against Charles R. Taylor, the husband of Georgiana, one of the appellees. Under the decisions of this court, on this appeal, we are confined to the case made by the bill. Wagner vs. Cohen, 6 Gill, 97. Guyton vs. Flack, 7 Md. Rep., 398. Alexander vs. Worthington, 5 Md. Rep., 471.
The bill, in substance, states this case: — That Charles R. '1'aylor made a deed of certain property, in trust for his wife and self during life, provided the survivor should remain unmarried, with remainder in trust for their children; that the
It must be borne in mind, that this case is different from that of Spindler vs. Atkinson, 3 Md. Rep., 409. There, the debt was created prior to the deed, whilst in this case, it was subsequently incurred. We deem it unnecessary to allude to '
The case made by the application of the appellees to this court to suspend the execution of the judgment until its opinion should be pronounced on the petition filed, need not now, after what has been said in this case, be passed upon. Of course we are not to be understood, as denying the right of McCann to dispose of the life estate of Taylor in the property. Although the bill alleges that it had been conveyed to Mr. Schumaker, yet, that person is no party to this proceeding, and, therefore does not invoke the protection of the court. If his title be good, the purchaser would fake nothing; if not good, then he would acquire, in the absence of other claimants, the life interest of Taylor. These observations are made to avoid misapprehension in regard to what we have previously said.
Order affirmed.