Moore v. Dinning
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Chambliss
In September, 1918, Dinning sold to W. T. and James Lockeridge a tract of one hundred twenty-nine acres of land in Maury County and executed to them a bond for title, taking from the vendees purchase money lien notes, which were additionally secured by the execution of a mortgage on an independent tract of land. The vendees entered into occupancy of the lands and continued in such occupancy and possession, maintaining fences about the tract, and dwelling on and cultivating the greater part thereof, up to the filing of the bills in these causes on June 21, 1926.
After making this sale to these…
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