Wilkerson v. Dennison
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM HENDERSON. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Henderson County. — A. G. Hawkins, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Shields
Complainant attacks a deed made by her husband, when in life, and herself, conveying certain lands of the former, upon the ground that it has no valid certificate of her privy examination annexed and registered.
The relief sought is a recovery of homestead.
It is admitted that the privy examination was taken by S. E. Murray, the legally appointed deputy of D. A. Griggs, clerk of the county court of Henderson county, and that he made and appended to the deed a certificate in proper form, save that it recites that the examination *239was taken by D. A. Griggs, county clerk, and purports to have been…
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