Supreme Court of North Carolina September 15, 1891 (Clayton v. Ore Knob Co.)

lead-opinion

MerriMON, C. J.

after stating the case: Although this action was not at first formally a creditor’s action, it after-wards was made and treated as such, and the appellant, a judgment creditor, was properly made a party plaintiff to the end he might share in the assets of the defendant accordingly as he might be entitled.