Supreme Court of Arkansas November 15, 1886 (Carden v. Lane)

Cockrill, C. J.

A saw mill and fixtures belonging to the appellant and worth between $400 and $500, were sold by the sheriff under an execution against him to the appellee for $50. About two months after the sale and after an ineffectual effort to repurchase the property, the appellant filed his complaint in equity, against the purchaser and the plaintiff in the execution to set aside the sale.