¶1The complainant had 'filed a bill to discover property after the return of nulla bona to a writ of fieri facias issued uPon a judgment at law; and the defendant had answered denying property. There was also no proof; and the matter was reduced to a question of costs. The Vice-Chancellor decided, that as the object of the bill had entirely failed, it must be dismissed with costs.
2 Edw. Ch. 196
Raymond v. Redfield
Decided April 14, 1834
New York Court of Chancery · decided 1834-04-14
<p>A complainant filing a judgment-creditor’s bill and failing to discover property, must pay costs on its dismissal.</p>
Decided 1834-04-14