Reed v. Carter
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Harrison Circuit Court. — The motion in case was made by the appellee, and sustained by the Court below. The appellant was the purchaser at the sheriff’s sale.
1Opinion of the CourtScott, J.
On a motion in the Harrison Circuit Court to set aside an execution and sale of real estate, it was shown to the Court, that the property in question had been taken in execution under a fieri facias by J. Paddacks, then sheriff of Harrison county, in October, 1823, and not sold for want of time. A venditioni exponas was issued in October, 1824, in pursuance of which the property was sold by J. Keller, the deputy of J. Shields, sheriff of said county. The judgment was originally 138 dollars and 60 cents. While the first execution was in the hands of Paddacks the defendant discharged the debt,…
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