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· 4/15/1872

McKee v. Gayle

Citations

  • 46 Miss. 676

Syllabus

<p>Judgment lien — decbme—appropriation of money made undeb execution.— As between a judgment rendered on the 30th May, 1867, and enrolled 24th June following, and a decree in chancery rendered 8th December, 1866, but not enrolled until 2d March, 1871, money made under execution against the defendant, who was the same in the judgment and decree, in the absence of any facts to vary the plain provisions of the statute on this subject, is appropriable to the judgment.</p>

Judges: Tarbell

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