Wilson v. Dulin

Opinion of the Court by

Commissioner Stanley

Reversing.

An execution issuing on a judgment in favor of the appellant, J. F. Wilson, against the appellees F. F. Dulin and Andrew Dulin, colored, was on October 21, 1927, levied on a one-eyed red mule 16 years old, subject to a mortgage and “any interest” in a 15-acre crop of tobacco which the defendants owned. This suit was filed against the Dulins, the owner of the mortgage on the mule, and Dr. O. L. Barnes, seeking the enforcement of the execution liens and alleging that Dr. Barnes was claiming that he had purchased the tobacco crop prior to the…