Curtis v. Borland
West Virginia Supreme Court
cited 18 W. Va. 759; Acts 1882, c. 31; Id., c. 130, §§ 17, 18, 31; 15 Am. Dec. 681, n., 690.
1Opinion of the Court
ENglisii, Judge:
This was a suit in equity, brought in the Circuit Court of Pleasants county by William E. Curtis, Jr., against Charles Borland and others for the purpose of enforcing a judgment-lien for one hundred dollars, with interest from the 12th day of April, 1886, and one dollar and fifty cents costs, against one hundred and ninety acres of land situated in said county, owned by said Charles Borland.
The plaintiff alleges in his bill that L. N. Tavener had a lien on one hundred and fifty acres of said land by reason of a deed of trust executed by said Borland to George *125.Loomis, trustee,…
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