Woodcock v. Bowman
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 10 — cited 16 B. Mon., 205; 18 lb., 387; 1- J. /. Mar., 511; Mattingly vs. Read, 3 Mot. cited 16 B. Mon., 296; 18 lb.; 390; lb., 781; 1 Met., 262; lb., 424; lb., 284; 2 lb., 291; Willey vs. Clark, Ms. opin. Sep. 1854. cited chap. 86, Rev. Statutes. cited 16 B. Mon., 296.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE DUVALL
delivered the opinion of the court:
On the petition of Bowman, as statutory guardian of the infant heirs of D. E. Harrison, deceased, the Garrard circuit court rendered a judgment, ordering a sale of one hundred and four acres of land belonging to the infants. At the sale made by the commissioner under this judgment, Woodcock became the purchaser of the land, and executed bond with security for the price. The bond having matured, and execution thereon having issued, Woodcock, the purchaser, and his sureties, upon regular notice to the guardian and his wards, moved the court to…
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