Leslie v. Harrison National Bank

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Mason, J.:

The Harrison National Bank, having a judgment against J. F. Leslie, levied an execution upon the undivided one-fourth interest in two tracts of land, and was about to sell it as his property, when his son, Frank Leslie, brought an action to enjoin the sale on the ground that he was the owner of the interest sought to be sold. Upon a trial relief was denied, and an appeal was taken from the decision refusing the injunction.

On June 18, 1878, Alexander Leslie (father of the judgment debtor and grandfather of the plaintiff in the injunction…