Ferguson's administratrix v. Smith
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 18 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM CARTER CIRCUIT COURT. CITED 10 B. Monroe, 259, Smithpeters v. Griffin’s adm’r. 13 B. Monroe, 507, Carey v. Gregory. 1 Dana, 364, Million v. Riley, &c. 2 B. Monroe, 254, Reid v. Heasley. 4 J. J. Marshall, Major v. Deer. 4 Monroe, 400, McConnell v. Bowdry’s heirs, 9 B. Monroe, 188, McCandless & Co. v. Hadden. 3 Metcalfe, 435, Deeten v. Logan. 9 B. Monroe, 264, Southard v. Pope’s ex’r.
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Case 18 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM CARTER CIRCUIT COURT. CITED 10 B. Monroe, 259, Smithpeters v. Griffin’s adm’r. 13 B. Monroe, 507, Carey v. Gregory. 1 Dana, 364, Million v. Riley, &c. 2 B. Monroe, 254, Reid v. Heasley. 4 J. J. Marshall, Major v. Deer. 4 Monroe, 400, McConnell v. Bowdry’s heirs, 9 B. Monroe, 188, McCandless & Co. v. Hadden. 3 Metcalfe, 435, Deeten v. Logan. 9 B. Monroe, 264, Southard v. Pope’s ex’r. Civil Code, section 125. CITED 3 Metcalfe, 424, Smith v. Ferguson, &c. 9 Dana, 119, Woodward v. Fitzpatrick. 2 B. Monroe, 72, Cook v. Colyer’s adm’r. 3 Dana, 253, Bright v.…
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE HARDEN"
delivered the opinion oe the court.
Caswell Smith having become the purchaser at a decretal sale of about five hundred acres of land, for which he executed his bond payable to William Poague, the plaintiff in the suit, the commissioner transcending his authority as appears, attempted to convey the title to Smith. In July, 1850, an execution having been issued on the sale-bond and levied upon the land, it was sold by the sheriff, and purchased by A. W. Ferguson for $416.99, the amount of the debt of which, under some arrangement with Poague, he had become the owner; and on the 28th…
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