Parker v. Courtnay
Nebraska Supreme Court
Appeal from the district court for Lancaster county. Heard below before Field, J. Bona fide purchasers at a sale under the authority of a judgment not suspended by stay of proceedings, acquire rights which no subsequent reversal can impair.
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Appeal from the district court for Lancaster county. Heard below before Field, J. Bona fide purchasers at a sale under the authority of a judgment not suspended by stay of proceedings, acquire rights which no subsequent reversal can impair. (Freeman, Judgments, secs. 481-4; Code, secs. 82, 588, 677; MeAusland v. Pundt, 1 Neb., 211; Seudder v. Sargent, 15 Id., 102; Watson v. Ulbrieh, 18 Id., 186; McJilton v. Love, 13 111., 486; Goudy v. Hall, 36 Id., 313; Fergus v. ' Woodworth, 44 Id., 374; Feaster v. Fleming, 56 Id., 457; Hobsin v. Ewan, 62 Id., 146 ; Gossom v. Donaldson, 18 B. Mon. [Ky.],…
1Opinion of the CourtNokval, J.
This is an appeal from a decree rendered by the district court of Lancaster county dismissing appellant’s bill. The suit was brought to quiet the title in the plaintiff to lot three (3), in block ten (10), Lavender’s addition to Lincoln.
*607The findings of the court establish the following facts : That in an action pending in the district court of Lancaster county, wherein Martha I. Courtnay was plaintiff, and Casper B. Parker and Almira Parker, his wife, were defendants, a decree was rendered April 9, 1885, by said court finding that the said Martha I. Courtnay had a lien for the sum of $76.85…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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- Feaster v. FlemingIllinois Supreme Court · 1870
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