Richards v. Ewing
Tennessee Supreme Court
This is a bill which was filled in the chancery court at Nashville. It was heard on bill, answer and proof, and a decree rendered for defendants by the presiding Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtGreen, J.
This bill is filed to enjoin the sale of certain property which has been levied on to satisfy the debts of complainant’s husband, Wm. Richards, and which the complainant claims as her separate property.
The complainant claims title under a deed from Henry Richards, dated 18th June, 1845, by which a number of horses and mules, cows, hogs, and household and kitchen furniture was conveyed to her.
The defendants are creditors of Wm. D. Richards, who is the son of Henry Richards, and the husband of the complainant. The defendants have caused executions to be levied on some of the horses and mules,…
2Cited by1 opinion
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