Levan v. Patton
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM GRUNDY. In the Chancery Court at Altamont, before B. M. Tillman, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtDeaderiok, J.
The bill, in this case, was filed to enjoin a judgment at law, obtained against the complainant by defendant, Patton, in the Circuit Court of Grundy County.
The ground stated in the bill, is, that since the trial at law, complainant has discovered payments to the amount of $500 or $600, and he did not know that he could make this proof until after the judgment and adjournment of Court.
Complainant states, further, that he used all diligence *109to get this proof, but did not succeed until after the trial.
Defendant demurred to the bill, and the Chancellor sustained the demurrer and dismissed the…
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