When a plaintiff in a personal injury action has paid out of a judgment on real estate, does he have a right to a lien on the real estate?

payment of the plaintiffs' debt, still he had no right to the lien of the plaintiffs' judgment on the real estate, and hence they had a cause of action, which never vested in him. He could acquire a lien by filing a bill in equity, while they already had one but needed equitable aid to enable them to enforce it. They could sell under execution and sue afterwards to clear the [186 N.Y. 345]title, but he could not. The parties named had different rights as to the real estate, and were entitled to separate remedies. Gere v. Dibble, 17 How. Prac. 31;Bennett v. McGuire, 58 Barb. 635.