Collier v. Sapp

Warner, Chief Justice.

The complainant filed his bill against the defendants, praying for an injunction and the appointment of a receiver. The Court granted the injunction and appointed the receiver, in accordance with the prayer of the complainant’s bill; whereupon, the defendants excepted.

The record of this case exhibits an anomalous state of facts. In June, 1860, the complainant’s intestate sold to the defendants a plantation containing twelve hundred and five acres, and executed to them a bond to make a title thereto when they should pay certain described notes given for the land. The…