Boone v. Armstrong

Complaint by the appellee to set aside and annul an entry of satisfaction of a judgment against the ap*169pellants, on the ground that the satisfaction was accomplished by the sale upon execution of real estate which had been mortgaged by one of the appellants to secure the debt for which the judgment was taken.

The court overruled a demurrer, for want of facts, to the complaint; excepting to this ruling, the appellants answered to the effect that the appellee, who was the judgment plaintiff and the mortgagee, caused the execution to be issued and levied upon the mortgaged land as the property of…