Leary v. New

— This action was instituted by the appellees to recover possession of real estate and to enjoin the appellants from removing crops and from cutting timber. The •question presented is whether the finding is sustained by sufficient evidence, for, as we understand counsel, all other questions are waived. In support of their case appellees offered a, deed executed to them by the sheriff, and also one executed by Mitchell, the assignee in bankruptcy of Thomas J. Leary. The former was admitted, but the latter was excluded on motion of appellants’ counsel. ■ It was not necessary for the appellees…