Perdue v. Fraley

Simmons, Justice.

It appears from the record that in 1872 Perdue purchased certain lands from Fraley, giving his promissory notes therefor, and taking a bond for titles from the vendor, and that in 1884 the notes were reduced to judgment by Fraley’s executor. Several entries were made upon the execution, among them one which reads as follows:. “Paid on the within ft. fa. Dec. 22, ’88, $30. J. T. Pinxton, sheriff.” In January, 1891, the plaintiff in execution made and filed in the clerk’s office a deed to the defendant, reciting the making of the notes and the bond for titles, that the notes…