McLean County Bank v. Flagg
Illinois Supreme Court
Writ of Eerob to the Circuit Court of McLean county; the Hon. Charles EmeesoN, Judge, presiding. This case arises upon a motion made in the court below, to set aside a sale of certain real estate in the city of Blooming-ton, in the county of McLean, made under an execution which issued from that court.
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Writ of Eerob to the Circuit Court of McLean county; the Hon. Charles EmeesoN, Judge, presiding. This case arises upon a motion made in the court below, to set aside a sale of certain real estate in the city of Blooming-ton, in the county of McLean, made under an execution which issued from that court. The execution was issued upon a judgment which had been rendered in the Circuit Court, in favor of the McLean County Bank against Elagg, the defendant in error; and coming to the bands of the sheriff of said county, was by him levied on lot six, in block eighteen, in the Durley Addition to…
1Opinion of the Court
Mr. JustiCE WALKBR
delivered the opinion of the Court.
The execution under which the sale was made, was levied upon seven town lots, which were separately offered and sold to plaintiff in execution. The evidence discloses the fact, that on three of them, lying contiguous to each other, a large three-story machine shop had been erected, one hundred and sixty feet in length. In this building, at the time of the sale, there was in use a large quantity of machinery, employed in the various departments of the manufacture of reapers, which was driven by an engine, situated at one end of the building.…
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