Martin v. Neblett
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM MONTGOMERY. Appeal from tbe Chancery Court of Montgomery County. G-eo. E. Seay, Ch. Bills to quiet title to laúd. Decree for complainants. Defendant appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
J. W. Judd, Sp. J.
These cases are here by appeal from the Chancery Court of Montgomery County. Sufficient facts appear in the record to show that one IT. IT. Poston owned a lot of land lying in the suburbs of the city of Clarksville, and that he contracted to sell it to one Jerry Metcalf, who, having failed to pay the purchase-money, a bill was filed by Poston in the Chancery Court to enforce the lien for the same. Such proceedings were had as resulted in a decree, at the November Term, 1872, ordering a sale of the land upon a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months. The sale was had, when…
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