Brand v. Pryor
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 30. — SEPARATE SUITS BY POLK PRYOR, AND BY THE CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK AGAINST N. S. ALLISON, TRIED TOGETHER AND UNDER THE JUDGMENT CERTAIN LAND WAS SOLD AND PURCHASED BY A. L. BRAND. Appeal from Graves Circuit Court. R. J. Bugg, Circuit Judge. From a judgment against Brand requiring Mm to pay the difference in his hid for the land at the first and last sale, he appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Chiep Justice Settle—
Affirming.
The appellees Polk Pryor and Citizens’ Savings Bank each had a note against N. S. Allison, secured by a vendor’s lien upon real estate. They instituted separate actions below for personal judgments against Allison and the enforcement of their liens. The suits were consolidated, and a judgment rendered in behalf of appellees as prayed. As directed by the judgment, the master commissioner, following the proper advertisement, sold the real estate in satisfaction of the debts of appellees, at which sale the appellant, Brand, being the highest…
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- Kentucky Trust Co. v. Third National BankCourt of Appeals of Kentucky · 1899
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