Anderson v. Mullenix
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM SULLIVAN. Appeal from the Chancery Court at Blountville. H. C. Smith, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtCooper, J.
Bill filed to enjoin an execution for costs issued against the complainant and in favor of the defendant as late clerk and master of the court. The bill is inartificially and loosely drawn, neither giving the amount of the execution sought to be enjoined, nor accurately describing it. It mentions two suits in the chancery court and files a receipt “ in full ” - for costs in each. One receipt signed by the defendant is for $106.29, the other by the sheriff is for $18.20. It seems that “ all the costs in said cause or causes have been satisfied in full,” and the causes long since stricken from…
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