Johnson v. Hess

— The appellant was the plaintiff and the appellees the defendants below.

The complaint was in the nature of a bill in equity to enjoin the officer from levying an execution held by him in favor of his co-appellee upon certain real estate, the title to which was then in the appellant.

The cause was put at issue and tried at special term, and a special finding returned by the court.

Upon the facts as found by the court it stated its conclusions of law, and to the conclusions of law as stated the appellant reserved a proper exception, after which the court rendered final judgment.

Upon appeal to…