21 S.E. 198 | N.C. | 1895
We find no error in the ruling of his Honor. The defendant in this action was not a party to the suit in Wake County *238
between the plaintiff and Mrs. Holden and Sherwood, the administrator of Holden. And also, while it appears from the complaint and answer that the plaintiff in this action still alleges as a matter of liability against the defendant, his negligent and willful failure to subject the United States bonds mentioned in the suit in Wake County to the satisfaction of the plaintiff's judgment against Holden, yet he does not confine himself to that allegation. When his complaint is examined from the most liberal view under the Code practice, it will appear most probably that he alleges in substance that there was other property of the judgment debtor, besides the bonds, that could have been reached by the defendant as receiver. Temple v. Williams,
The judgment below is
Affirmed.
Cited: Scott v. Life Asso.,
(442)