Pinson v. Bentley

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Tilpord

Reversing.

Earl L. Pinson and W. W. Pinson owned adjoining tracts of land containing respectively 892.29 acres and 941.40 acres. On January 4, 1937, these tracts were sold in satisfaction of various judgments against the two brothers. The lands were appraised at $42,132.00, and W. Y. Young became the purchaser for $22,000. Thereafter, the equities of redemption were sold under an execution to Robert Williams, a judgment creditor, who, on December 16, 1937, assigned his bid to R. S. Johnson and John A. Bentley. On December 18, 1937, the Pinsons filed separate…