Peters v. Guthrie

Mitchell, J. —

This was a suit by Alexander S. Guthrie and Henry J. Banta against Abraham Peters, Catharine Peters and Margaret Sheehan, to set aside the satisfaction of a judgment and for leave to re-sell certain real estate in pursuance of a decree of foreclosure.

The complaint shows that Guthrie had become the owner, by assignment, of a judgment and decree foreclosing a mortgage which had theretofore been executed upon three lots in the city of Logansport, owned by Catharine and Abraham Peters. The lots were sold, pursuant to the decree, to Guthrie, who bid therefor the amount of the…