Lovett v. Shore

These cases were cases at law wherein judgments in ejectment were recovered by the original owners of lands, against parties who had gone into possession of said lands under void tax deeds. The writs of error are from the judgments entered by the Circuit Court in the ejectment cases refusing to stay the executions on the ejectment judgments, until the successful plaintiffs below had first paid to the unsuccessful tax-deed holders, the amounts of their recoveries determined at the trials under Section 1026 C. G. L., 795 R. G. S., which reads as follows:

"If in any suit at law or in equity…