Slaughter v. Barnett

— By agreement of the parties and consent of the court the two above styled cases are considered together. One is a chancery cause and the other is a common law action, as the titles of the two cases indicate, although the parties are different, there being more persons constituting the parties in the chancery cause than constituted the parties in the common law action.

In each case Barrett was the complaining party. He began an action at law in the Circuit Court for Orange County against C. M. Slaughter and on the 6th day of June, 1932, obtained a judgment against Slaughter in the sum of…