Munday v. Leeper

This case, like that of Miller against the same parties defendant, was a proceeding in the nature of a creditor’s bill, and, upon evidence ■similar in all respects, a decree setting aside the deed made to Dorothy Knight at the tax sale was entered.

There is one point of divergence, however, between this case and the former one, and that is this: The claim of plaintiff was allowed in the probate court on the twenty-first day of August, 1883, for the sum of *418$218.28, and placed in the sixth class of demands. Leeper, as public administrator, took charge of the estate of Zebulon T. Knight on the…