Green & Colwell v. Hill

The questions made in this case arose under the following state of facts: E. A. Earnest purchased from A. T. Logan a tract of land, for which he gave, as a part of the purchase-money, three promissory notes, Logan executing in his favor a bond for titles. G. W. Hill recovered a judgment against E. A. Earnest, the’ execution issuing upon which he caused to be levied upon the tract of land above referred to. Prior to this time, he purchased the notes from another to whom they had been transferred under Logan’s endorsement. No deed was made by Logan to Earnest so as to vest in him the title, and…