Durley v. Davis
Illinois Supreme Court
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Putnam county; the Hon. Samuel L. Richmond, Judge, presiding. ' This was an application by Robert Davis for a rule upon Jefferson Durley, sheriff of Putnam county, to compel him to execute deeds upon two certificates of purchase. The opinion of the court states the facts.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Craig
Samuel H. Condit and Pierre Condit were each of them seized of an undivided one-fifth of certain lands in Putnam county. Certain judgments were obtained against them, upon which executions were issued, and levied upon the undivided two-fiths of the lands. A sale was made January 4th, 1871, by the sheriff, and one Bachmen became the purchaser. He subsequently sold his certificate of purchase to appellee.
After the sale, Edward F. Pulsifer recovered a judgment against Samuel H. Condit, and after the expiration of twelve months, the lands not having been redeemed, he sued out an execution upon…
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