Lott v. Davis

Arthur E. Lott, plaintiff in error, filed his bill in the superior court of Cook county, alleging that he was the owner, in fee simple, of the lots in the city of Chicago therein described, and asking the court to enjoin the execution of a deed to the same in pursuance of a certificate of sale executed by Thomas M. Hunter, bailiff of the municipal court of Chicago, to Abel Davis by virtue of an execution against Albert F. Lott on a judgment in favor of" John E. Mullally and to remove said certificate as a cloud upon his title. Davis, Hunter and Mullally were made defendants, and Davis…