Burgess v. Cave
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from, Linn County Court of Common Pleas. I. The assignment passed no title to, the Respondent. It was not made on, nor was it attached to the record of the judgment., (_1 W. S., p. 791, § 31; Baker vs. Stonebreaker, 31 Mo., 176.) nor was it attested by tbe clerk.
1Opinion of the Court
Adams, Judge,
delivered tlie opinion of tlie court.
Tbe defendant as sheriff of Linn County bad in his bands and directed to him, an execution in favor of James M. Pendleton and Susan Pendleton, his wife, vs. George W. Easley, and at the same time, an execution in favor of Hayden and "Wilson vs. James M. Pendleton. Easley, the defendant in one of the executions, paid the amount due from him, to the sheriff on the execution of James M. Pendleton and Susan Pendleton, his wife, vs. George W. Easley.
The execution against Easley was dated the 7th day of November, 1869, and on tbe 12th day of…
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