Wolf v. Butler

STAYTON, Chief Justice.

On May 4,, 1885, P. J. Butler instituted a suit against Anton Wagenhauser to recover a sum claimed to be due to him for labor and material furnished to make improvements on the property involved in this suit, and to foreclose a statutory lien claimed to exist. To that suit the wife of Wagenhauser was not made a party, and on Rovember 23, 1886, a judgment was rendered in his favor in accordance with the prayer of his petition. Under that judgment an order of sale issued, under which the property was sold and bought by W. L. Griggs for $8000, but neither payment nor deed…