A. Tyler & Co. v. Dunton

The Chancellor:

On the 31st of May,. 1871, Jones, a constable, levied two executions upon judgments rendered by a justice of the peace against the defendant, William Dun-ton, on a stock of groceries, the property of Dunton. On the same day, Stull and Morgan, two other constables, with the consent of Jones, levied other justices’ executions on the same property, but the judgments, on which these latter executions issued, were afterwards set aside as void and the levies abandoned. On the same day, also, and while Jones, Stull and Morgan were taking stock of the goods levied on, L. L. Losey, as…