Craft v. Burrow
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtEthridge, J.
This suit originated in the Chancery Court of Marion County, in the nature of a bill of review to set aside a partition sale of land. . The- questions are (1) whether the consent decree approved in good faith by appellant’s attorney for her is binding on her, although entered without her knowledge, and (2) whether appellant Janie Mae Craft, who was complainant below, is thereby estopped from attacking the sale because of defects in the order of sale. The chancery court sustained the demurrer of appellees J. C. Burrow and C. M. Thomas, who were defendants in the trial court. We affirm that…
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