Bruce v. Carlisle

Opinion by

Judge Coper :

The appellant sued Muir, and caused an attachment to be issued against his property, which was placed in the hands of the sheriff and levied upon a stallion as the property of Muir. Judgment was rendered against Muir, and the attachment was sustained, and the horse was ordered to be sold to satisfy the judgment; a sale was accordingly made, and the appellees became the purchasers of the horse, and paid to the appellant so much of the purchase price as was necessary to satisfy his judgment against Muir.

After the confirmation of the sale and the payment of the money to…