Pounds v. Chatham
Citation | 96 Ind. 342 |
Decision Date | 24 June 1884 |
Docket Number | 11,185 |
Parties | Pounds et al. v. Chatham |
Court | Supreme Court of Indiana |
From the Hendricks Circuit Court.
The judgment is reversed, at the appellee's costs, with instruction to the court below to restate its conclusions of law in favor of the appellants, and to render judgment accordingly.
L. A Barnett, -- Wilson and -- Wilson, for appellants.
L. M Campbell, for appellee.
This was a proceeding supplementary to execution under section 819, R. S. 1881.
The appellee's affidavit was as follows:
The court, at the request of appellee, after the examination of the parties, made a special finding of facts, stating its conclusions of law thereon, which were as follows:
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