Campbell v. Carlisle

John W. Campbell and Mary J. Campbell, his wife, acquired title, by four separate deeds, to four separate parcels of land, as tenants by the entirety, prior to September 20, 1933, on which date Clem Carlisle filed a suit for damages against Mr. Campbell, which eventuated in a judgment for $2,500. The judgment was rendered on January 12,1934. An execution, which issued on this judgment, was levied upon all the lands which Campbell and his wife had acquired as tenants by the entirety, and the lands were sold under this levy on May 30, 1934, to satisfy the judgment. Fannie Walker and Pat Johnson…