First National Bank v. Tyler
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Clinton. (Y. II. Smith, J.) Bill in aid of execution. Complainants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
Plaintiffs in April, 1884, severally recovered judgments against defendant George W. Tyler and certain other parties who were indorsers on his individual notes, for the aggregate in four judgments of $1653.67. Executions were issued and simultaneously levied on George W. Tyler’s farm in Clinton county, being the east half of the northeast fractional quarter and the southwest quarter of tlm northeast quarter of section 2 in town 8 north, of range 4 west, containing about 170 acres. The suits were begun in January, 1884, and on March 11, 1884, George W. Tyler, who was married and living on his…
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