Campbell v. Bryant
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Fseemast, J\,
delivered, the opinion of the court:
This bill is filed by the heirs at law of George Peoples, deceased, to have a sale of land made Binder a decree of the chancery court, at Huntingdon, declared void, and the purchaser’s claim under said sale, removed as a cloud on complainants’ title. The chancellor so decreed, from which defendants, the purchasers, and heirs of one who had died, have appealed to this court.
Numerous irregularities and errors in the proceedings for said sale are charged in complainants’ bill, which need not be noticed. Mere irregularities, and even errors for…
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