¶1sustained the demurrer with leave to the complainant to withdraw or amend his bill without prejudice, saying, that attachment exe*1198cution in Pennsylvania was a means given to the creditor of obtaining satisfaction of his debt at a final stage of the suit, and that in its nature it was an execution intended to accomplish the same result as a writ of fieri facias, and was not therefore dissolved under section 14 of the bankrupt act.
29 F. Cas. 1197
Wilbur v. Wilson
U.S. District Court
Decided April 27, 1876
U.S. District Court · decided 1876-04-27
[This was a bill in equity by one Wilbur, assignee in bankruptcy of the Glen Iron Works, against WiJson and others, to enjoin further proceedings in an attachment suit in the state court of common pleas.] Sur demurrer to bill. The bill filed by the assignee in bankruptcy of the Glen Iron Works set forth that in March, 1S75, the eorpo-ration known as the Glen Iron Works was adjudged a bankrupt.
Decided 1876-04-27