Weaver v. Guyer

— This was an action by the appellee, against the appellant, to set aside a certain sheriff’s sale and a receipt and entry of satisfaction of a judgment.

Trial by the court; finding and judgment for the plaintiff. over a motion interposed by the defendant for a new trial.

The material facts of the case, as shown by the evidence, are as follows:

In 1871, G-uyer obtained a judgment against Weaver in the court qf cqmmon pleas of Tippecanoe county, and on December 12th of that year issued an execution thereon, at which time there was due something over twenty-two hundred dollars. The sheriff levied…