Van Dusen v. Topeka Woolen-mill Co.

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Mason, J.:

On September 26, 1898, a decree was rendered by the district court of Shawnee county declaring and marshaling a number of liens against a piece of real estate, which was ordered to be sold for their payment. Among those liens was one for $494.65, awarded to Sarah E. Weidler, as the administratrix of the estate of Wilhelm Weidler, deceased, based upon a right that had accrued in the lifetime of such decedent. Afterward the Topeka Woolen-mill Company acquired title to the real estate affected, and bought up all the liens excepting that of the…