Moorman v. Board of Supervisors
Court of Appeals of Virginia
Appealed from a decree of the Circuit Court of Campbell county. Decree for complainant. Defendant appeals. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtPrentis, J.
The question in this case arises out of this state of facts: Winnington L. Moorman died leaving a considerable estate of which the appellant, Thomas B. Moorman, his brother, inherited one-sixth. Winnington L. Moorman had made a will, but in a suit instituted for that purpose the will was set aside as to its most important provisions. The board of supervisors of Campbell county then instituted its suit for the purpose of subjecting the interest of the appellant in the estate of Winnington L. Moorman to the lien of a judgment recovered many years theretofore. The two suits were thereafter heard…
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