Robinson v. Bush

Per Curiam. Three judgments simultaneously rendered. Executions in the hands of sheriff upon all at same time, one subject to appraisement, two not; sale of forty acres of land without appraisement, and proceeds applied in payment of all the executions, satisfying all in fall. According to the case of Shirk v. Wilson, 13 Ind. 129, the sale was valid. In actions to recover possession of real property, the entire case is tried upon the general denial. Affirmed, with costs.