Twitty v. . Logan
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil Action heard upon a motion for the appointment of a Receiver, at Fall Term, 1878, of Rutherford Superior-Court, before Schenclc, J. The opinion contains facts-sufficient to an understanding of the point decided. His Honor allowed.the motion, and the defendant, Logan, appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
The purpose of this action., as appears from the complaint, is to enforce an alleged lien on the land in possession of the defendant, Logan, for the sum of $529.47 and interest thereon from September 26th, 1860, claimed to be due to the plaintiffs. The defendant, Logan, in his answer denies the lien, and sets up title in himself under a sale made by the sheriff by virtue of an execution against the property of Samuel Wilkins.
The land in controversy has been sold several times, and at the last trustee’s sale brought the sum of $5,400, and it is. not intimated that it is not amply sufficient to…
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