Huntingdon v. Grantland

This was a bill filed by the appellant and others in the Superior Court of Chancery, to enjoin the appellees from prosecuting certain actions at law, to recover divers tracts of land in the possession of the parties named in the bill.

The important facts are as follows. One Walthall entered the land, in 1885 or 1836, in the land office at Columbus. Judgments were thereafter recovered against him, and the land was sold, about 1840, under executions issued on said judgments, and purchased by Huntingdon, who has since sold to the several parties sued at law.

The appellees, as appears by the…