Linton v. Quimby

The original bill in this case was filed by Quimby to set aside, as fraudulent, a'conveyance by Linton to Laver, absolute in form, of four lots situated in Chicago, and claimed by Quimby under a j udgment against Linton, and an execution, sale and sheriff's deed. An amendment to the bill, also asked that the sheriff's deed be corrected in its misrecital of the date of the judgment. Linton filed a cross bill, asking that the sale and sheriff's deed be set aside, on the ground that the four lots constituted his homestead, and had been sold without summoning a jury to set it off as required by…