PER CURIAM.
The docketing of appellants' judgment gave them a lien upon the real estate of the above-named defendant, and it may be said that one object of this suit was to prevent the enforcement of that lien by execution. At all events, this suit seems to have been used for that purpose.
Probably the court below, in entering the ordinary order appointing receivers in cases like this, did not have the lien rights of Berger and Joy called to its attention...
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