Ringgold v. Patterson
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Independence Circuit Court in Gha/ncery. lion. B. H. Neely, Circuit Judge. contended tbat tbe sale of land by an officer, under execution, is valid, and passes tbe title, although be fails to give notice of tbe time and place of sale, as required by law, and although the purchaser may have been aware that no notice was given, (Turner vs. McRea, 1 Mott & McGordRep. 12/ Lawrence vs. Speed, 2 jBibb Rep. 401/ Hayden vs. Dunlap, 3 11). 216/ Webber <& Go. vs. Gox, 6…
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Appeal from Independence Circuit Court in Gha/ncery. lion. B. H. Neely, Circuit Judge. contended tbat tbe sale of land by an officer, under execution, is valid, and passes tbe title, although be fails to give notice of tbe time and place of sale, as required by law, and although the purchaser may have been aware that no notice was given, (Turner vs. McRea, 1 Mott & McGordRep. 12/ Lawrence vs. Speed, 2 jBibb Rep. 401/ Hayden vs. Dunlap, 3 11). 216/ Webber <& Go. vs. Gox, 6 Monroe Rep. 111/ Sham-bvrger vs. Kennedy, 1 M. 0. Rep. 1/ Reynolds vs. Rye, 1 Freem. Oh. Rep. 410/ 10 Smedes & Marsh. Rep.…
1Opinion of the Court
Pin Chief Justice WatKINS
delivered the opinion of the Court.
The appellee exhibited his bill against Townsend Dickinson, Benjamin Dickinson, Einggold, the appellant, and Hynson and Worley, tenants of his in possession, and also against William Moore, as administrator of Eobert Moore, deceased: the object of which was to quiet the complainant’s title to certain tracts of land, sold by the sheriff under execution against the two Dickin-sons, and to vacate a marshal’s deed to Einggold for the same lands, alleged to have been purchased through fraudulent combination with Townsend Dickinson, to…
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