Mitchell v. McCorkle
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Shelby Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHowk, C. J.
This was a suit by the appellants, against the appellees, to obtain a review of a certain judgment for alleged errors of law appearing in the proceedings and judgment, and to enjoin the appellee McCorkle, as the sheriff of Shelby county, from levying upon the appellants’ property to satisfy said judgment, until the final hearing of this action. To the appellants’ complaint the appellees severally demurred for the want of sufficient facts therein to constitute a cause of action, which demurrers were severally sustained by the court, and to these decisions the appellants excepted. They failed…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Reed v. SpaydeIndiana Supreme Court · 1877
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