Turner v. Vaughan

English, C. J.:

This was a bill to enjoin a Commissioner in the Chancery from selling lands, claimed as a homestead, under a decree rendered upon a creditor's bill condemning the lands to be sold by the commissioner.

The material facts disclosed in the transcript of the record before us are as follows:

On the 25th of May, 1871, E. D. L. Atkins, being indebted to Blakely D. Turner, drew draft in his favor upon John W. Vaughan, who was indepted to Atkins, for $364.27, payable 1st November 1871, which was accepted by Vaughan.

On the 3d of February, 1873, Turner recoverd judgment against Vaughan…