Reeves and Another v. Hogan and Henderson
Tennessee Supreme Court
>- Chancery. ) This was a bill in equity brought by the complainants, to be relieved against a judgment at law obtained by Hogan, assignee of Henderson, upon a bond for two hundred dollars.
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>- Chancery. ) This was a bill in equity brought by the complainants, to be relieved against a judgment at law obtained by Hogan, assignee of Henderson, upon a bond for two hundred dollars. The bill states that the complainants executed their bond to the defendant Henderson for two hundred dollars ; that Henderson left this country, whereupon divers persons sued out attachments against him, and summoned the complainants as garnishees ; that in these cases they were compelled to pay as garnishees for the said Henderson seventy-six dollars, in consequence 'of which they procured a credit…
1Opinion of the Court
S. C., 1 Tenn., 513.
This was a bill in equity brought by the complainants, to be relieved against a judgment at law obtained by Hogan, assignee of Henderson, upon a bond for two hundred dollars.
The bill states that the complainants executed their bond to the defendant Henderson for two hundred dollars; that Henderson left this country, whereupon divers persons sued out attachments against him, and summoned the complainants as garnishees; that in these cases they were compelled to pay as garnishees for the said Henderson seventy-six dollars, in consequence of which they procured a credit…
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