Legal Opinion

People ex rel. Austin v. Fralick

Michigan Supreme Court

Decided January 8, 1864PublishedCited by 1 opinion

Error to Wayne-Circuit.

1Opinion of the Court

■Campbell J.:

This is an application to compel Fralick, as sheriff, to execute to Austin a deed of certain premises sold on execution against George B. Russell and others.

The execution sale was on a judgment in favor of Erastus Corning, who purchased the property. Buhl & Ducharme had a judgment on which a levy had been made after the first execution was levied, but before sale. The sale was made August 30, 1861. September 3d, 1861, a mortgage was made by Russell to Austin, the relator. November 10, 1862, Buhl & Ducharme paid Corning the amount due him, with interest, and took an assignment of…

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