Conner v. Yawn

Bell, Chief Justice.

(After stating the foregoing facts.) The principal question is whether the plaintiffs’ allegations and the evidence in support of them were sufficient to authorize the court to appoint a receiver for the real estate alleged to have been illegally conveyed by the administratrix to her father-in-law, and for the purchase-money received, in order that such property and money might be preserved and protected pending the litigation; but there is also the question as to whether it was error to enjoin a resale of the property by the defendants in the meantime.

“Equity will not…