McLanahan v. Mills
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Mercer County. Suit by Johnston McLanahan, in his own right and ,as administrator, etc., and others, against John B. Mills and others. A decree was entered, and an appeal allowed, and plaintiffs thereafter filed their hill of review, to review the decree, and were denied relief.
1Opinion of the Court
MilleR, Judge:
After the decree of August 31, 1906, pronounced in Mills versus McLanahan, and after an appeal therefrom had been allowed by this court on May 10, 1907, the defendants thereto, plaintiffs here, at November Rules, 1907, filed their bill of review, to review that decree for certain alleged errors of law therein, newly discovered evidence, and alleged want of parties. Afterwards and after pleas and answers had been filed by the defendants to said bill of review, and depositions had been taken and filed in the cause on the issues joined thereon, plaintiffs at April Rules, 1910,…
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