Fuller v. Harman

On the 1st of March, 1841, the defendant, James R. Harman, brought suit against one William Smallwood, an absentee, and had a writ of attachment levied upon the “ north east quarter of section 17, in township 16, of range number 12 west,” in the parish of Claiborne. The land was sold, in July, 1841, to satisfy a judgment .obtained by Harman in that suit, when J. M. Fuller became the purchaser of it, for $500 06J, and gave a twelve-months’ bond for the amount. At the maturity of this bond an execution was issued upon it against Fuller, who enjoined it, on the ground that he had acquired no…