Lewis v. Quinker
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 60 — PETITION EQUITY — APTEAL PROit LOUISVILLE CHANCERY COURT. cited Civil Code, sec. 228, sub-div., 3 ; lb., secs. 474, 475, 476 ; 17 B. Mon., 324; lb., 542; Samuel vs. Dallam, MS. opin., January, 1857. cited Civil Code, secs. 474, 475, 476, 477; 9 B. Mon., 231; 7 lb., 116,314; 11 lb., 310, 318; 2 lb., 470; 3 lb., 116; 6 lb., 130; 2 Marsh., 40; 3 Marsh., 350.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE STITES
delivered the omnion of tiie court;
Quinker obtained a judgment at law against Armstrong, upon which an execution was issued, directed to the county in which the judgment was rendered, and returned “ no property found.” He then filed his petition in equity, setting forth his judgment and the return, and obtained against Armstrong a general attachment, which was, on the 4th March, 1857, levied upon a lot of ground in Louisville belonging to Armstrong, and, on the 11th of the same month, served upon Armstrong in person.
On the 14th April, 1857, Armstrong sold the lot to Lewis, who…
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