Moore v. Neil

This was a bill in chancery brought by the plaintiffs in error to the March Term, 1863, of the Shelby Circuit Court, to set aside a sale of real estate, made under a decree of the same court, rendered at the May Term, 1842, authorizing the administrator of John B. Smith to sell certain real estate for the payment of debts. The defendants answered, setting up their various titles under the sale, and, on the hearing, the Circuit Court dismissed the bill.

The only objection to the proceedings which goes to the jurisdiction of the court, is based upon the alleged insufficiency of the…