White v. White

On June 27, 1909, appellee Edith White obtained a judgment against appellant in the Starke Circuit Court for the sum of $8,000. On September 30, 1932, appellee White filed her verified motion asking for an order of court granting leave to have an execution issued on said judgment. Later, appellee William C. Pentecost, having been made a party defendant, filed his answer in the form of an application for the issuance of an execution, and set up that he held a lien on the judgment for attorney’s fees, and consented that execution might issue as prayed in appellee’s application. ’

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