Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court September 15, 1858 (Miller v. Carrier)

By the Court.

The St. of 1845, c. 188, provides that “ whenever, in any action, the goods, effects and credits in the hands of any person who shall hereafter be adjudged a trustee shall not be of sufficient value to discharge the costs taxed in favor of such trustee, the trustee shall have judgment and execution against the plaintiff in such action, for the balance of such costs so taxed,