Toombs v. Palmer
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM HENRY. Appeal from a decree of the Chancery Court at Paris, April Term, 1870. John Somers, Oh. cited the Bankrupt Act, ss. 14, 15, 27, and Pillow v. Langtree, 5 Hum.. 389. cited Code 2127; Killibrew v. Elliot, ■ 11 Hum., 442; Ex parte Newhall, 2 Story, 360; Mitchell v. Winsloio, 2 Story, 630.
1Opinion of the CourtDeaderick, J.
Complainant filed his bill July, 1859, in the Chancery Court at Paris, seeking to redeem a tract of land which had been theretofore purchased by defendant at a trust sale as the property of H. T. Blanton and J. M. James.
A deed of trust was executed by Blanton and *332James, 22nd August, 1865, to A. B. White, trustee, and registered 25th August, 1865, conveying certain property therein described to secure certain creditors therein named.
Amongst the property conveyed was an undivided half of a tract of one hundred and eighty-two acres of land in Henry county.
The defendant was one of the creditors…
2Cited by1 opinion
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