Hubble v. Osborn

This was a suit to recover tlie possession of a tract of land. The plaintiff claimed title by virtue of a purchase at sheriff’s sale upon an execution, in her favor issued upon a judgment against Samuel Iiubble, recovered in the Common Pleas Court of Greene county. At the time of the sheriff’s sale, the legal title stood in the name of the appellant, Daniel Hubble, to whom it had been conveyed by one Dayhoff, who was previously seized in fee simple, and it was claimed that Samuel (who was also a defendant) had paid the purchase-money and, to defraud his creditors, particularly the plaintiff,…