Southard v. Pope's
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Error to the Louisville Chancery Court. Sales of land under execution. Redemption. Chancery, Case 63.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Simrson
delivered the opinion of the Court.
■ Four executions against D. R. Southard as executor of J. Southard, deceased, were placed in the hands of the Sheriff of Jefferson county, and were levied upon fifty acres of land, which the defendant in the executions designated for that purpose, by a written request *262and direction to the Sheriff’. Three of the execution?; were in favor of Hundley’s executors, and had not been replevied, the other one had issued on a replevin bond, and was in favor of Burks’ administrators. The land was valued, and sold under all the executions at the same…
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