Singleton v. Gayle
Supreme Court of Alabama
Error to the Circuit court of Monroe, exercising chancery jurisdiction. Bill of foreclosure, tried before Lipscomb, J. This case was before the Supreme court, at July term, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight — (See 1 Stewart, 566, where the case is reported at length.) It was remanded with a view, among other things, of enabling the complainant to make additional parties defendants.
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Error to the Circuit court of Monroe, exercising chancery jurisdiction. Bill of foreclosure, tried before Lipscomb, J. This case was before the Supreme court, at July term, eighteen hundred and twenty-eight — (See 1 Stewart, 566, where the case is reported at length.) It was remanded with a view, among other things, of enabling the complainant to make additional parties defendants. This duty, it appears, was neglected by complainant, and a decree rendered against him below — to review which decree, the case was again brought up to this court.
1Opinion of the CourtOrmond, J.
— The view which we take of this case, *272venders it iimccessa:;/ to consider most of the points which have been raised in the very elaborate investigation which the case has received.
The canse has been pending in our courts fourteen years. It was before this court in the year eighteen hundred and twenty-eight, when a decree was made reversing the decree which had been rendered in the Circuit court, and remanding the cause for further proceedings — (1 Stewart, 566.) The cause was again heard in the Circuit court, anil the bill dismissed, from which a writ of error is prosecuted to this court.
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