Iverson v. Saulsbury
Supreme Court of Georgia
Trustees. Equity. Jurisdiction. Practice in the Superior Court. Before Judge SlMMONS. Bibb Superior Court. April Term, 1880. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
JACKSON, Chief Justice.
B. V. Iverson, as trustee for wife and son, being in possession of two adjoining lots—five and six—in square seventy, in the city of Macon—under an order or decree in chancery rendered by judge Cole at chambers—sold lot number five at the price of $2,500.00 to Collins & Son. James Iverson, his son, and cestui que trust, having attained his majority some time before, brought an action of ejectment for the said lot, in the year 1878, on the several demises of Iverson, trustee, and Mrs. Iverson, his mother, and himself. To enjoin this suit, Saulsbury, as trustee for his…
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