Taylor v. Sanford

Motion to set aside an execution, levy, and sale. Motion granted. The facts were as follows: On the 29th of September, 1840, Taylor, Freeman, and Co., recovered a judgment in the Circuit Court against G. N. Martin for 517 dollars and 92 cents in debt. On the first day of November, 1841, an arrangement was made between the parties to the judgment, C. Martin, and Sanford, in consequence of which the two latter, under their hands and seals, made the following entry on the order-book of the Circuit Court, in vacation, in the presence of the clerk and immediately under the judgment, viz., “We, the…