August v. Seeskind
Tennessee Supreme Court
EBOM DAVIDSON. Tbis cause was beard at the April Term, 1867, before Chancellor David Campbell, when there was a decree for the complainants. Respondents appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtHenry G. Smith, J.
These causes were heard in Chancery at Nashville, together. . In their material elements they are alike, and the discussion and disposition of one, will apply to and dispose of the others.
E. Seeskind and George Lyon were partners in the business of merchants, under the name of E. Seeskind & Co., having a business house at Nashville, in Tennessee, and another at Columbia, in South Carolina. In January, 1866, under the stress of attachments levied by creditors on the property of the firm at Nashville, during the temporary absence of Seeskind from Nashville, Lyón executed at Nashville, in the…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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