Allen v. Winstandly

The appellee sought and secured, in the trial court, an injunction against the appellant Allen as an execution creditor, and against Stilwell as the sheriff holding such execution. The complaint alleged a judgment of the Morgan Circuit Court, in favor of Allen, for $2,750, against one Jesse A. Mitchell; that upon execution issued on that judgment, the appellants had levied, and would sell, unless restrained, certain mules, cattle, and corn, the property of the appellee, as the property of said Mitchell; that appellee was not a party to said judgment, nor to the suit in which it was obtained,…