Atkins v. Billings

Appellants exhibited their bill in chancery in the court below, against appellee, praying that the collection of a certain judgment be enjoined, and, also, that a contract for the sale of the real estate therein described be canceled.

The contract for the sale of the real estate was made in the name of Henry W. Billings, in his lifetime, and the judgment sought to be enjoined was obtained by appellee, as his executrix, on the promissory notes which appellants had given Henry W. Billings in payment for the real estate.

A preliminary injunction was granted, and, on filing appellee’s answer and…