Steele v. Satterfield
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM DAVIDSON. • Appeal from the Chancery Court of Davidson County bo the Court of Civil Appeals, and by certiorari to the Court of Civil Appeals from' the Supreme Court. — I-Ion. Jno. R. Atjst, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Ci-iambliss
Steele sold a farm to Satterfield, retaining in his deed, which was promptly registered, a lien to secure balance purchase-money notes. Satterfield sold to Paris, and Paris to Hardison, who went into possession. Neither of the subsequent purchasers assumed the notes of Satterfield, nor was reference made thereto in the latter conveyances. Steele filed his bill to enforce his vendor’s lien, mating his original vendee, Satterfield, alone a defendant; Hardison being at the filing of the bill in actual possession, culti*651vating the land, and after pro confesso a final decree of sale was duly…
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