Jackson v. Pleasanton
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeals by both complainants and defendants from several decrees of tbe Circuit. Court of Goochland county in two chancery suits heard together, one under the style of Pleasanton v. Jackson and the other of Pleasanton v. Jackson and Another.
1Opinion of the CourtCardwell, J.
The appeal first above named is from a decree of the Circuit Court of Goochland county entered June 19, 1901, in the two causes of Pleasanton v. Jackson, and Pleasanton v. Jackson and Haines, Trustees, heard together; and the second is from that decree and also a decree in said causes entered September 11, 1901. Both appeals having been argued and submitted together here, they will be disposed of in this opinion.
It appears that in October, 1894, Alfred Pleasanton and J. T. Jackson, citizens of Philadelphia, Pa., entered into an agreement whereby Jackson, whose occupation was that of a real…
2Cases cited4 opinions
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