Harrison v. Doe, on the Demise of Rapp

On two judgments obtained by Frederick Rapp against the bank of Vincennes in June, 1822, executions of fi. fa. were issued and levied on the premises in controversy. After tbe return of those executions, writs of venditioni exponas were issued, and on the 20tb of September, 1823, the property was sold, and Rapp became the purchaser for the sum of 565 dollars, and received the sheriff’s deed. By the statute in force at the time of this sale, it was provided that where the judg*2ment had not been replevied, no real property should be sold, on execution, for less than one-half of its real value.…