Crockett v. Sexton
Supreme Court of Virginia
This case was argued at Wytheville, and decided at Staunton. It is the sequel of the case of Sexton v. Crockett & als., reported in 33 Gratt. 857. The subsequent proceedings in the cause are stated in the opinion delivered by Judge Burks. There was a decree in the circuit court against the defendant, Crockett; from which he obtained an appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtBurks, J.
This is the sequel of the case of Sexton v. Crockett and others reported in 23 Gratt. 857, et seq., where a statement of the case by the reporter, as it then stood, may be seen. After the case had been reached again the circuit court of Wythe county, to which it was remanded by the decree of this court, it was duly revived against the heirs of Robert I. Crockett, pursuant to said decree, and Joseph W. Caldwell, the commissioner who made sale of the Wytheville hotel property under a former decree, filed a report supplemental to his former report of the sale, to *which supplemental report S. S.…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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