Teter v. Irwin
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Barbour County. Bill by Daniel P. Teter and others against James Irwin and others. Decree of dismissal, and plaintiffs appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
BsANKOJf, Judge:
Joseph Teter owed a large and valuable estate in lands in Barbour county. He became deeply involved in debt, so that we may regard him at his death as utterly insolvent. Two chancery suits were brought against him. One of them was brought by Samuel Woods to subject a tract of 303 acres of land known in this cause as the “R. T. Talbott farm,” to a purchase money lien. He also owned other tracts of 939 acres, 260 acres and some coal interests. The other suit was brought by Crimm, the holder of various judgment liens, to subject Teter’s land to the payment of liens. This was a…
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