Lansing v. Quakenbush
New York Supreme Court
The plaintiffs having sued out a ji.fa. against the defenriant, upon a judgment of this Court, to the sheriff of Essex, he sold certain lots of land supposed to belong to the defendant, situate in that county, at certain prices bid for each lot by Jacob Lansing, one of the plaintiffs and gave him. a certificate of sale, specifying each lot and the sum for which it sold. The amount, in the aggregate, was §4096, which he endorsed as paid upon the ji. fa.
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The plaintiffs having sued out a ji.fa. against the defenriant, upon a judgment of this Court, to the sheriff of Essex, he sold certain lots of land supposed to belong to the defendant, situate in that county, at certain prices bid for each lot by Jacob Lansing, one of the plaintiffs and gave him. a certificate of sale, specifying each lot and the sum for which it sold. The amount, in the aggregate, was §4096, which he endorsed as paid upon the ji. fa. Before the sale, the defendant represented to the purchaser that he had title to certain of these lots, which sold for the greater portion of…
1Opinion of the Court
Curia.
Clearly there must he a remedy in this case; but we do not grant it upon this motion, because we think the more proper forum is a Court of Equity.
Motion denied.
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