Shanklin v. Sims

The appellant brought this suit to enjoin the appellees from selling land on execution. The facts pleaded in the third paragraph of the appellees’ answer are substantially these: Enos Harshman owned two tracts of land on the 6th day of March, 1873; on that day the judgment under which the appellees are proceeding was rendered against him, and on the 5th day of February, 1883, an execution was levied on one of the tracts of land. After the levy the Farmers Bank of Frankfort obtained an injunction prohibiting the sale of the parcel of land, of which it claimed to be the owner, and this…