Jarrett v. . Holland

When a person acquires an interest in property pending an action of which be has notice, actual or presumed, in which tbe title to tbe land is in issue, from one of tbe parties to tbe action, be is bound by tbe judgment in tbe action just as tbe party from whom be bought would have been. Tbe rule is considered absolutely necessary to give effect to tbe judgments of courts, because if it were not so held a party could always defeat tbe judgment by conveying in anticipation of it to some stranger, and tbe plaintiff would be compelled to commence a new action against him. Rollins v. Henry, 78 N.…