Greer v. Turner
Supreme Court of Arkansas
APPEAL from White Circuit Court, in Chancery. Hon. M. T. Sanders, Circuit Judge. The history of this litigation appears in ji Ark., ‡2$, and id Id., iy.
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APPEAL from White Circuit Court, in Chancery. Hon. M. T. Sanders, Circuit Judge. The history of this litigation appears in ji Ark., ‡2$, and id Id., iy. In the latter case this court reversed the decree .nd remanded the cause, with directions to refer it to a master :o ascertain the value of the thirty-three bales of cotton, and whether Watkins owed Greer & Baucum any other debt except he Dougan debt; if so, what amount, and whether the parties or either of them had made any appropriation of the proceeds. The question of Watkins’ indebtedness to Greer & Baucum was not determined below, and…
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
In the original cause between these parties, reported in 31 Ark., 429, under the style of Turner v. Watkins, et al., it was determined that Turner, by virtue of his redemption as a judgment creditor from the purchaser at execution sale, had become the owner of the equity of redemption in the Searcy Landing plantation, on Little Red river, subject to a debt secured thereon by deed of trust in favor of one Mrs. Dougan and afterwards assigned to Greer & Baucum ; and that upon the payment of said debt, of which a tender had been previously made, Turner’s title should be quieted; but that he was…
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