Tidball v. Shenandoah National Bank
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from a decree pronounced by tlie Circuit Court of Frederick county, at its March term, 1900, in a suit in chancery, wherein the appellee was the complainant, and the appellant and others were hipe defendants.
1Opinion of the CourtPhlegar, J.
In January, 1881, the Shenandoah -Valley National Bank instituted, in the Circuit Court of Frederick county, a general creditors’ suit against the executor and devisees (two of whom were infants) of Edward M. Tidball, deceased. The bill alleges “that Edward M. Tidball, deceased, died indebted to your orator by three several negotiable notes, as follows, drawn by James Marshall ”—and then proceeds to describe each note particularly. It alleges that each note was protested at maturity. It then says: “ Said notes are filed herewith as exhibits ‘A/ ‘B/ and ‘C.! ” Nothing is said about notice to…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Coleman v. StoneSupreme Court of Virginia · 1888
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