Bagley v. Pennington

At 9 a. m. an attachment was levied by defendants on 80 acres of land, the homestead of one Littlefield. On the same day he and his wife conveyed the premises to one Hoyt, who recorded his deed at 5 p. m. on that day. Hoyt subsequently conveyed to plaintiff, and thereafter judgment was entered and docketed in the attachment suit in favor of the plaintiffs therein and against Littlefield.' Execution was issued on the judgment, and levied on the land, the sheriff proceeded to sell the same, and plaintiff brought this action to enjoin the sale. These defendants, in their answer, admitted all of…