Dils v. Justice
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 101. — ACTION BY JAMES A. JUSTICE AGAINST MRS ANN DIES. — Appeal from Pike Circuit Court. A. J. Kirk, Circuit Judge. Judgment for plaintiff and defendant appeals.—
1Opinion of the Court
*823Opinion op the Court by
Judge Hobson
— Reversing.
In the year 1861 William Adkins owned a large body of land in Pike county, and in the fall of that year John Dils brought a suit against Adkins for debt and took out an attachment which was levied on the land. In December, 1865, a judgment was rendered sustaining the attachment and directing a sale of the land. The land was sold in January, 1866, and was bought by Dils. Soon after this sale was made William Hampton and others brought a suit against Adkins and Dils to set aside the judgment on the ground that it had been suffered by Adkins with…
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