Huey's Administrator v. Redden's Heirs

After a fieri facias, in favor of Huey, and against Redden and Mason, had been levied on the property of the debtors, both Huey and Redden died; and thereupon, a scire facias was issued in the name of Huey’s administrator, and against Mason and the heirs of Redden, for reviving the judgment. Mason pleaded the levy and the fact that it was “still binding the property,” in bar of the scire facias. The Court overruled a demurrer to the plea; and the plaintiff having failed to reply, judgment was thereupon rendered in favor of the defendants; to reverse which, this writ of error is prosecuted.

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