Damron v. Robertson
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM LINCOLN. Appeal from the Chancery Court at Fayetteville.. Jno. W. Burton, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtCoopee, J.
In a bill filed by the present complainant as administrator of Gilbert Robertson, deceased, against the heirs and distributees of the estate, for a sale of property for division and for an account of advancements, the shares of the parties were ascertained and declared. One of these parties was the defendant, W. A. Robertson, a son of the intestate, and a non-resident of this State. He was represented by Lamb & Tillman, as lawyers, and his share of the estate was about $1,000* In the account of advancements, he was charged with about $840, the- amount of two notes executed by him to his…
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