Andrews v. Briggs

A justice of the peace approved an exemption schedule filed by the debtor and superseded sale on execution, such sale having been consummated to satisfy a judgment obtained by appellant. Appellee (the debtor) asserted a right to replevy and was sustained by the circuit court.

Validity of a judgment fixing appellee’s liability to appellant is not questioned; nor is it alleged the sale was irregular in any respect unless, as appellee avers, the constable’s right to proceed was lost when appellant received timely notice that appellee intended to file a schedule of claimed exemptions, included in…