King v. Mason
West Virginia Supreme Court
Application by Henry C. King for a writ of mandamus-■ to John W. Mason, Judge of the Circuit Court of Marion County.
1Opinion of the Court
Poffenbarger, Judge:
The plaintiff, Henry C. King, asks a peremptory man-'darrms to'compel the judge of the circuit court of Marion county to allow him to redeem certain forfeited lands, by way of execution of a decree of the circuit court of Wyoming county, after affirmance in part by this Court. See State v. King, 47 W.Va. 437. By that decree, the right of King to redeem such portions of a large tract of land ás he might after-wards, by petition in the cause, designate for that purpose, was adjudicated, as against the State of West Virginia, but not it seems as against, or so as to prejudice…
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