Jackson ex dem. Lansing v. Law
New York Supreme Court
Ejectment for land in Hebron, Washington county, bried at the circuit in that county, July 14th, 1823, before WALWORTH, 0. Judge. premises in question had formerly belonged to one Quackenbush; and on the 14tli of April, 1821, they were so^ 011 aagainst Q,uackenbush, upon ajudgmentdocketed in 1806, to Law, the defendant.
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Ejectment for land in Hebron, Washington county, bried at the circuit in that county, July 14th, 1823, before WALWORTH, 0. Judge. premises in question had formerly belonged to one Quackenbush; and on the 14tli of April, 1821, they were so^ 011 aagainst Q,uackenbush, upon ajudgmentdocketed in 1806, to Law, the defendant. The lessor of the plaintiff redeemed upon junior judgments against duackenbush; and took a sheriffs deed of conveyance, July 13th, 1822. One question at the trial was, whether these jndgmenlf' Avere "valid, and operative as a lien, at the time of redemption. They were in favor…
1Opinion of the Court
Curia, per Woodworth, J.
The premises, in question were sold on the 14th April, 1821, under a judgment recovered by John Williams, against Gerrit Quackenbush, on the 15th of February, 1806. John Law, one of the defendants, became the purchaser. On the 29 th May, 1815, two judgments in favor of John Whiteside against Quackenbush, were docketed; and on the 13th of July, 1822, assigned to the lessor of the plaintiff, who, on the day last mentioned, redeemed the lands sold under the judgment of Williams, in the manner prescribed by the act, and received a deed from the sheriff.
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