Dunlap v. Haynes
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM CARROLL. Appeal by defendant from the decree of the Chancery Court at Huntingdon, February Term, 1869. James W. Doherty, Ch. cited Bumpass v. Dotson, 7 Hum., 310; Sporrer v. Eifler, 1 Heis., 633, 634; Boyd v. Dunlap, 1 J. C. R., 478; Alley v. Connell, 3 Head, 578.
1Opinion of the CourtNicholson, C. J.
On the 28th of July, 1865, John Haynes conveyed to W. D. Haynes a tract of land of five *477hundred and fifteen acres, for the consideration of four thousand dollars in hand paid. On the 17th of December, 1865, 'W. D. Haynes conveyed to James M. Oliver and Susan ~W. Johnson three hundred and fifty-eight acres of the said tract of five hundred and fifteen acres, for the consideration of three thousand two hundred and twenty-two dollars in hand paid.
Complainant, being a judgment creditor of John Haynes to the amount of five thousand two hundred and twenty-five dollars, filed his bill in the…
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