Temple v. Jones, Son & Co.

The original style of the case, in which this proceeding had its inception, was H. S. Culbreth, receiver of the Brunswick Bank & Trust Company v. E. R. Temple, et als. It was in the nature of a hen creditors’ suit, instituted in March, 1938, for the purpose of subjecting the lands of E. R. Temple to the hens outstanding thereon. Jones, Son & Company, Inc., was not originally a party to the cause but became such by filing a petition therein on September 8, 1939, first, praying that a certain deed from E. R. Temple to E. C. Temple under date of February 17, 1938, conveying to E. C. Temple…