Johnson v. Muntz

E. P. Johnson and his wife, Edith P. Johnson, owned a tract of land in joint tenancy in the residence district of Elgin, improved by a single-dwelling house, which they occupied as a residence. The appellee, Muntz, obtained a judgment against E. P. Johnson for $4933.05 and costs. An execution was levied on Johnson’s interest in the property, and commissioners, appointed by the sheriff to appraise it, reported his interest was worth more than $1000, that the premises were not susceptible of division, and that the value of his undivided one-half interest was $6250. After statutory notice had…