Johnson v. Harris

Complaint by the appellee, against the appellants, to enjoin the levy and sale of property oh. execution. The substantial facts averred in the complaint may be stated as follows: .

At. the February term, 1878, of the Grant Circuit *306Court, Jesse Johnson recovered judgment against Noah Harris as principal, and the plaintiff’as surety, for the sum of $8,965.90. It was found in said judgment that the plaintiff was such surety, and ordered by the court that the sheriff:'levy first on the property of said Noah Harris, and exhaust the same, before levying on the property of the plaintiff. A writ of…