Binkley v. Parker

The circuit court dismissed the complainant’s bill before any evidence was taken and complainant asserts on this appeal that it was error to do so.

At first January rules, 1948,-the complainant, Loria Binkley, filed her bill in chancery against J. V. Parker and others for the purpose of collecting a judgment. While the bill is a good example of how such a bill should not be drawn, it may be interpreted as making these allegations: .

That complainant obtained a judgment for $5,000 against Parker in 1947, which was duly docketed; that prior to its rendition Parker executed a deed of trust, to…