Jourolmon v. Massengill
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM GRAINGER. Appeal from Chancery Court of Grainger County. C. J. St. John, Oh.
1Opinion of the CourtLurton, J.
Complainant Jourolmon, claiming title under a Sheriff’s deed, brings this hill to recover possession of certain lands described in said deed. The property was sold as the property of defendant, Massengill, to satisfy several judgments against him, and was purchased at execution sale by Jourol-mon, as trustee, for the several execution creditors. The judgments, levies, and sale upon which the Sheriff's deed depends are all regular, and complainant will be entitled to a decree, provided the defendant, Massengill, had such title as was subject to levy and execution sale. Whatever interest Mas-*85sen…
2Cases cited11 opinions
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