Summer v. Strayhorn

Bell, Justice.

Strayhorn, having obtained a judgment against Will Summer, had an execution based thereon levied on a described tract of land, to which Fred Summer filed a claim. At the conclusion of the evidence the judge directed a verdict in favor of the plaintiff in fi. fa. The claimant made a motion for a new trial on the general grounds, and assigned error on the direction of the verdict. The motion was overruled1, and the claimant excepted.

On November 26, 1932, Strayhorn executed and delivered to Mrs. Willie Hill a bond for title to the land in dispute, and received from her a note…