Bollman v. Gemmill

— Suit to vacate a sheriff’s sale of real estate on execution. Appellee’s complaint charges that prior to May 16, 1896, an action to recover damages for seduction, wherein Ola Brown was plaintiff and appellee was defendant, was pending in the Adams Circuit Court; that, the cause being set for trial, appellee procured a continuance; that thereupon Ola Brown moved for judgment for costs occasioned by the continuance, and the court rendered judgment against appellee as follows: “It is therefore considered and adjudged by the court that the plaintiff recover of and from the defendant the costs…