72 Pa. 98 | Pa. | 1872
The opinion of the court was delivered, by
— From the tenor of the arguments and the entire absence of a reference in the paper-books to the 9th section of the Act of 22d April 1856, Br. Purd. 578, pi. 40, it would seem that act was not brought to the attention of the learned court below. The act confers upon the courts a valuable power, to control and direct executions so as to subserve the rights and equities of defendants as well as plaintiffs. Being statutory, the power is legal, and extends not only to cases of subrogation, in which the court has before exercised equitable powers, but to all cases where the estates of several persons shall be subject to the lien of any judg
Order of the court below discharging the rule to show cause reversed, and record is directed to be remitted to the court below to proceed in accordance herewith.