Bock v. Bock

Johnson President:

William Bock in 1874 filed his bill in the circuit court of Marion county to enforce the lien of a judgment against a tract of land owned by the defendant, John Bock. In the bill he alleged that there was a prior trust-lien on the property. John Bock answered the hill admitting the liens. On the 21st day of October, 1875, the court entered a decree fixing the priority of the liens and ordering commissioners to sell the land for the payment thereof. John Bock having died, the plaintiffs on the 15th day of December, 1878, sued out process against the administrator and heirs of…