Philips v. Coons

OPINION of the Court, by

Judge Owsuey.

This was a suit in chancery, brought by the appellees against the appellant, the trustees oí Louisville, and John Sanders, to obtain a conveyance for one of the lots in said town claimed by them in right of the appellee Mrs. Coons, through her ancestor Nibloch Coulson, deceased, under a purchase from the said Sanders, who claimed under the trustees. The trustees and Sanders failing to answer, the bill as to them was regularly taken for confessed. Philips, the appellant, answered; hut it not being satisfactory to the appellees, they, filed exceptions, and…