Liberty Central Trust Co. v. Vaughan

Appellant recovered judgment against Rector L. Williams, and, in satisfaction thereof, sought to sell under execution the undivided third interest of Williams in certain property in the city of Hot Springs, but the sale was enjoined upon the ground that the interest of the judgment debtor in the property levied upon was merely a contingent remainder, and therefore not subject to sale under execution, and this appeal was prosecuted to reverse a decree of the chancery court sustaining that contention.

H. M. Rector died testate, and, by the eighth clause of his will, directed that “after…