Burk v. Platt

— In 1882 the appellant, a manned woman, and her copartner, Alfred M. Preston, purchased merchandise of the appellees, Emanuel Platt and Emil Trout-man. For the goods thus purchased Platt and Troutman ■obtained before a justice of the peace two judgments against the appellant and Preston. Transcripts of the judgments were filed in the office of the clerk of the Marion Circuit ■Court, and, the proper steps being taken, executions were issued and placed in the hands of the appellee Adams, as sheriff, and were by him levied upon the appellant’s real estate. A sale of such real estate being…