132 Ala. 103 | Ala. | 1902
This was a bill by certain creditors of J. Meyrovitz, the common debtor, and was filed for the purpose of setting aside certain attachments sued out by other creditors of said debtor as being fraudulent and collusive. The answers of the respondents expressly and unequivocally deny the allegations of fraud and collusion. The cause was heard on the ~leathngs and evidence, and a final decree was rendered in favor of the complainants, and from this decree the present appeal is prosecuted.
The indebtedness from the common debtor to the attaching creditors is not `denied by complainants, but on the coi~trary the same i's admitted. The fraud and collusion charged in complainants' bill being denied in the
This view of the case renders it unnecessary to consider the question raised as to the discharge in bankruptcy of the 'said Meyrovitz, or what effect the said discharge had upon the proceedings in this case. The decree of the chancellor must be reversed, and a decree will he here rendered dismissing complainants’ bill.