Shelby v. Marshall
1 Blackf. 384, 1825 Ind. LEXIS 31
Opinion
The Court, upon bill, answer, and exhibits, after having ascertained by a writ of inquiry' the damages which the complainant had sustained on account of the incumbrance, decreed a perpetual injunction against the judgment, to the amount of the as; sessment and costs
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