Lawhorn v. Wellford

The bill in this case was brought by the complainant, describing himself as agent of the First National Bank of Memphis, executor of the estate of Leonard Lawhorn, to reach the equitable interest of defendant Wellford in certain real estate in Memphis. This property was encumbered and the trustees and beneficiaries of the mortgages were likewise named as defendants. There was a decree for the complainant below, from which defendant Wellford was granted an appeal.

The bill alleged that in 1933 the complainant herein, describing himself , in the same way, had recovered a judgment against…