Pugh v. Highley
Indiana Supreme Court
Erom the Grant Superior Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBaker, J.
Suit to foreclose vendor’s lien. Appellees conveyed lands to one Clayborn Highley and toot his unsecured note therefor. Afterwards' appellant recovered judgment against the grantee and caused execution to issue. The sheriff levied on the lands in question. At the sale, appellant was the purchaser. When the time for redemption expired, she received a sheriff’s deed for the lands.
Complaint in two paragraphs. The first is silent concerning notice to appellant of appellees’ equity. The second charges that appellant had notice before receiving the sheriff’s deed. Appellant’s several demurrers for…
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