Bennett v. Baird

JUDGE LEWIS

DELIVERED THE OPINION OP THE COURT.

In September, 1880, a tract of land belonging to appellant, estimated to contain 156 acres, and valued by the-*555appraisers at four hundred dollars, was sold under execution and purchased by appellee, Baird, at the sum of four hundred and ten dollars; and in October, x 880, appellant brought this action for the purpose of quashing the execution sale, but if that could not be done, then for the allotment of a. homestead in the land to him.

We perceive no sufficient grounds for quashing the sale, and the only question, therefore, is whether appellant…