Patteson v. McKinney
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit court of Appomattox county, rendered December 15tli, 1890, in a cause wherein Samuel H. McKinney was complainant, anti the appellants, William E. Patteson and others, were defendants.
1Opinion of the Court
Lewis, P.,
delivered the opinion of the court.,The appellee filed his bill in the court below at the August rules, 1882, to enforce a judgment for $132.02. The judgment was recovered in the same court, at the September term, 1867, and was duly docketed on the 1st day of October following. The bill states that when the judgment was obtained, the judgment debtor, William E. Patteson, was the owner in fee of a tract of land in Appomattox county, containing 472 acres, *749upon which the judgment, became a lien; that more than twelve months thereafter, to-wit: on the 28th of December, 1868, Patteson…
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