Pipes v. Norsworthy

In July, 1866, the plaintiff, David Pipes, obtained judgment ior $7810 20 against William A. Parks, who took an appeal to this court, and who went into bankruptcy peuding that appeal. Brigham & Morgan bought the judgment of the plaintiff pending the appeal, which was afterwards dismissed by consent of parties, E. E. Norton, the assignee, acting therein in behalf of Parks.

This judgment had been duly recorded before Parks became a bankrupt, and of course, it became a judicial mortgage on his property.

William A. Parks was the administrator of the succession of his father, Levi Parks, and was…