Quinn v. Alexander
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from chancery court of Bolivar county. H'on. G. E. Williams, Chancellor. Suit by Mrs. Vallie B. Quinn against D. C. Alexander and others to enjoin the sale of property under execution. A temporary injunction was dissolved, and complainant appeals.
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Appeal from chancery court of Bolivar county. H'on. G. E. Williams, Chancellor. Suit by Mrs. Vallie B. Quinn against D. C. Alexander and others to enjoin the sale of property under execution. A temporary injunction was dissolved, and complainant appeals. It is the contention of opposing counsel that tbe sheriff should not consider the rights of ah endorser unless the clerk had first endorsed thereon the fact that a certain person was endorser and counsel refers to the word “such” before the word “execution” in section 4015. Our reading of this section is that the sheriff in making the money…
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
The appellant seeks by an original bill in equity to enjoin the sheriff of Bolivar county from selling her property under an execution on a judgment. She was granted a temporary injunction, but it was afterwards dissolved, and from the decree dissolving it an appeal was granted to this court to settle the principles of the case.
It appears from the record that in November, 1909, Alexander executed to the appellant a promissory note payable on demand, which was thereafter sold by the appellant to the First State Bank of- Shaw; she guaranteeing the payment thereof by the following memorandum…
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