Miller v. Ashton
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the La Porte Circuit Court. — The plea in this case shows, that the levy on the real estate and the appraisement were made in 1841, when such estate could not be sold on execution for less than one-half of its appraised value.
1Opinion of the CourtSullivan, J.
— Debt by Ashton and Teall against Miller and Miller on a delivery-bond. Plea, that the bond was given without any good or valuable consideration in this, to wit, that on, &c., a fieri facias was issued from the La Porte Circuit Court on a judgment in favour of Ashton and Teall against S. Miller, one of the plaintiffs in error, which, by the consent of Miller, was levied on certain tracts of land described in the plea, which were appraised according to the statute, and which were more than sufficient, if sold at onehtdf of their appraised value, to pay the judgment on which said execution…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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