Pleasants v. Kortrecht
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM SHELBY. From Chancery Court of Memphis. ¥m. M. Smith, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtNicholson, C. J.
Estes, Jackson & McDavid, as Solicitors, filed an attachment and injunction bill for complainant, a nonresident, against defendant, who, as trustee for nonresident beneficiaries and defendants, has in his hands a large fund derived from the sale of trust property. This fund is attached to satisfy the claim of complainant against the beneficiaries in the trust deed, and the trustee enjoined from paying it over. The attachment bill was not filed to attack the trust deed, but in affirmance of it, and to reach the trust fund derived from the trust property so conveyed.
The legal effect of the…
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