Bennett v. Stout

In the year 1859, appellants recovered a judgment against Peter S. Stout, in the La Salle circuit court, on a claim for goods sold to him previous to that time; but an execution was not issued within a year from the adjournment of the court. The judgment, in November, 1864, was revived by scire facias. Between the time the judgment became dormant and its revival, and in the year 1862, William Cooney conveyed a farm in Kendall county to Mary F. Stout, the wife of defendant Stout. Afterwards, in November, 1864, she conveyed to the defendant Van Fleet. In March, 1865, an execution was issued on…