Bryson v. Lee

LAND, Justice.

On October 8, 1932, defendant, Mrs. D. A. Lee, obtained judgment against plaintiff, T. J. Bryson, in the sum of $20,000, with interest and attorney’s fees, in a suit via ordinaria on mortgage notes covering certain property belonging to plaintiff.

On October 13, 1932, the property was seized under a writ of fieri facias; notice of sale was published in The Legal News; and the property was sold and adjudicated to defendant, Mrs. D. A. Lee, on November 23, 1932, for the sum of $1,500.

Thereafter, defendant sought to execute the deficiency judgment against plaintiff, by seizing all…