McDonald v. Allen
Tennessee Supreme Court
EROM SMITH. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Smith county. W. G. Crawley, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtDeaderick, J.
The bill in this case was filed in the chancery *447court at Carthage to set aside the satisfaction of a judgment obtained by complainant’s testator against defendants to the extent of $100, on the ground that that much paid upon said judgment was paid in a counterfeit $100 national bank bill.
The chancellor granted the relief, and defendants have appealed. Testator, H. B. McDonald, who originally instituted the suit, was, while the suit was pending in the chancery court, examined as a witness, and died before the hearing, and it was revived in the name of his wife as executrix. Upon the hearing,…
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