Stallworth v. Blum
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from tbe Chancery Court at Mobile. Heard before the Hon. Adam C. Felder. The bill in this case was filed' by Thomas B. Stallworth against Therese Blum, and was dismissed by the chancellor, on the ground that the decree which it sought to impeach and review had been affirmed by this court on appeal. The decree dismissing the bill is now assigned as error.
1Opinion of the CourtB. F. Saffold, J.
The bill of review, filed by the appellant, was dismissed, on the ground that the decree sought to be reviewed had been affirmed by the supreme court.
The complainant had, in March, 1863, sold and conveyed to the defendant a house and lot, for which she had given him her individual promissory notes, in addition to a cash payment, payable one, two, and three years after date, in gold or silver coin. She also executed, in her own name alone, a mortgage of the lot to secure their payment. In it was a stipulation, that the mortgagor might discharge the notes by payment of current paper funds, if…
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