Cravens v. Duncan

On the 26th day of October, 1868, John Mullen recovered a judgment, in the Ripley circuit court, in this State, against Walter Bogot and David H. Kitts, for the sum of four hundred and seven dollars and fifty cents. He assigned that judgment, by parol, to Hardin Duncan. Bogot is insolvent, and Kitts is dead. He died insolvent. Before his decease he conveyed a tract of land to J ames H. Cravens, who afterwards sold and conveyed the same land to William D. Willson. John Mullen, the assignor of the judgment, is dead, and Jesse D. Skeen is his administrator.

On the 17th day of March, 1874, this…