Epley v. Eubanks

The sole question at issue in this case is as to the ownership of 2,200 bushels of rent corn. In the spring of 1879, George M. Warring was the owner in fee of 160 acres of laud in White county. He had held this land subject to a mortgage; this mortgage had been foreclosed by a decree to which he was a party; it had been sold under the decree in August, 1878, and bought in by one Parker, who held a certificate of purchase; and Warring’s statutory right of redemption would expire on the 10th of August, 1879, and the right of redemption given to judgment creditors would terminate on the 10th day…