Benet v. Ford
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from a decree of the Chancery Court of the city of Richmond in four chancery suits heard together. From a decree confirming a judicial sale, two of the parties in interest appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtCardwell, J.
The litigation out of which this appeal arises has been of long standing, and conducted in four separate suits in equity, involving the rights and interest of various parties in what is spoken of in the record as the “A. J.- Ford Trust Estate,” including the “Ford’s Hotel” property, situated at the southeast corner of Broad and Eleventh streets in the city of Richmond. Said suits involved also the rights of the various creditors of the respective parties interested in the trust estate.
These causes were, in the course of litigation, consolidated or heard together, and, by various decrees…
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