McLaughlin v. Bradford

— The motion is to set aside an execution sale of land, made by a sheriff on November 1,1880. The execution was issued on a judgment rendered in favor of Bradford, against one Wiley Truss, the former owner of these lands. Truss, however, had conveyed the lands, in July, 1875, to his son, for a valuable consideration; and the latter a^áin, in January, 1879, conveyed them to the appellant, McLaughlin, and one Foreman, who is not a party to this motion; and these vendees went into possesson of the premises, under this purchase, before this alleged sale was attempted to be made. It is' thus made…