Stanton v. Phillips

HUNTER, Judge.

Jackson C. Stanton, appellant pro se, had obtained a default judgment in the circuit court granting him a $680 fee, setting aside a deed, and placing a lien on certain property. The judgment was not appealed. A general execution was issued thereon. Respondents, Roy and Rosa Thacker, who claim to own the property in question filed separate motions to quash the levy. Appellant filed several motions against their motion to quash. The trial was before the court, who at the close of all the evidence, sustained respondents’ motions to quash the levy, and entered judgment accordingly.

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