Crawford v. Williams
Tennessee Supreme Court
The judgment in this case was rendered, upon the facts and in the manner so fully set forth in the opinion, at the August term, 1851, of the circuit court for Maury county, Dm-LAiiuiiTY, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtTotten, J.
On the 9th May, 1850, in the circuit court of Maury, Charles D. Crawford recovered judgment against John Williams for $768 12, for freight on 346 bales of cotton, alledged to be due to him from the defendant.
On the 30th August, 1850, the defendant exhibited his petition before the- judge of said court, and for the reasons therein stated, prayed that the execution of said judgment be superseded, and for a writ of error coram nobis, to revoke and annul the same. These writs were accordingly granted by the judge. At September term, 1851, the said Crawford, by attorney, moved the court to dismiss…
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