DeGood v. Gettle

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

This action was brought by J. W. Dorsey DeGood against T. H. Gettle, as sheriff, to enjoin a sale of real estate upon which the sheriff had levied an execution. John Cole, a purchaser of the property intervened, setting up his interest in the property seized, and a judgment was rendered, from which DeGood appeals.

It appears that on May 1, 1919, DeGood entered into a contract for the sale of two lots to John Cole and Clive Trent, for $2,600, payable $100 in cash and the balance in payments of $50 the first of each of the following months…