McJunkin v. Dupree

Roberts, Chief Justice.

This is a suit brought by Dupree against John S. McJunkin upon notes and to enforce a vendor’s lien, and to enjoin the defendant and all other persons from removing from the land pending the suit a gin stand, a grist-mill stand, and an iron-screw cotton press, all being on the place at the time the suit was brought.

The defendant, among other things not necessary to be noticed, pleaded that these articles were not so attached as to become part of the realty, and that they belonged to his two sons, S. B. and J. M. McJunkin, who intervened in the suit, one of whom claimed…