JAMES B. COLLINS vs. JAMES STEEL.

Superior Court of Delaware.
Fall Sessions, 1847

VEND, exponas to the October term, 1847, Kent county. Sheriff returns “land sold to Peter F. Caussey for $325; and sufficient.”

The inquisition was held in this case on a rule in vacation since last term, and the land condemned; upon which this writ issued, and the land was sold.

The defendant, at this term, filed an affidavit that he was, and had been, for many years past, a resident of Kent county; and that he had no notice or knowledge of the holding the inquisition, or of the sale of his property until after the sale; upon which

Bates, jr., had a rule to show cause why the inquisition and sale should not be set aside; and, on the hearing, the affidavit being sustained: —

Rule absolute.

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