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· 1/15/1882

Massey v. Hubbard

Citations

  • 18 Fla. 688

Syllabus

<p>1. At a sale on execution tlie purchaser takes only the interest of the defendant in- execution.</p> <p>2. When a purchaser of land receives a deed and enters into possession, and continues in the actual occupancy, but does not record his deed, such notorious occupancy constitutes sufficient constructive notice to “subsequent purchasers or creditors’-’ to protect the holder of the deed against the creditors of the grantor.</p>

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