Frizzle v. Veach
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Ejectment.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
This is an action of ejectment, in which four points are presented.
First. Is a sheriff’s deed to two persons, for land sold by him, under execution, to one of them, as the nominal put chaser, effectual to pass the legal title to both ?
Second. Is land which had been granted by the commonwealth to the “ heirs ” of the person in whose name it had been entered and surveyed prior to his death, subject to sale under an execution against the estate which-had descended to the heirs ?
Third. Have the purchasers of such land, under such an execution, a right, after they had obtained-the sheriff’s deed…
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