Lee v. Lee

I concur in what is said in the opinion in chief, except that on the motion to quash the writ of supersedeas, and am of the opinion, in which Judges Cook and Sykes concur, that the court below erred in not sustaining that motion. The claim sued on is a pure legal demand and the appellee does not and could not successfully assert any claim to or lien on the money which has come into the hands of Wasson, commissioner, by virtue of the sale by him of the property in which the appellant has an interest, consequently the case is not one wherein a writ of sequestration is authorized.

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