Harrison v. Richardson

Lumpkin, Justice.

An execution in favor of Richardson was levied upon a tract of land as the property of Harrison, to which a claim was interposed by his wife. The property was found subject, and Mrs. Harrison excepted to the overruling of her motion for a new trial.

1. Her claim of title rested upon a deed from the sheriff to her as the purchaser of the land in dispute at a sale thereof under certain justice’s court executions against her husband. This sale occurred more than six years before the rendition of Richardson’s judgment against Harrison. Hpon these executions were certain entries of…