Halcomb v. Phipps

Opinion of the Court by

Chief Justice Hurt

Granting appeals in each case and reversing.

These motions for appeals involve the same persons and the same subject matter. In the first case, that of Halcomb v. Phipps and Hall, decided in the circuit court on February 5, 1920, the record consists of the petition and amended petition in equity, and the motion of Phipps to dissolve the restraining order granted by the clerk of the court and the orders of the court. No evidence was heard, and of course none was brought up in the record. The petition in equity as amended averred that Halcomb was the…