McClean v. Harris
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM BEDFORD. Appeal from the Chancery Court at SFelbyville. Thos II. Cold well, Sp. Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtFreeman, J.
This bill is filed to assert title to a tract of twenty-six acres of land in Bedford county, and have respondent’s title declared void, as a cloud on the title of complainants.
The case is this: One Foster, a judgment-creditor of T. B. Allison, had a levy on the land in controversy, under, an execution based on a judgment from this court, and the land regularly sold, October 26th, 1875, Foster becoming the purchaser at the sum of $80.00.
*511One 2nd day of November, 1875, seven days after the purchase by Foster, Allison, the debtor, sold the land to respondent in this case for $425 in notes on one…
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