Bank of Philadelphia v. Posey

When J. R. Brantley purchased the land in controversy from Jones Brantley, the judgment rendered against him, Jones and Z. A. Brantley in favor of the Milburn Wagon Company in 1907 was not only void, under the rule applied in Weis v. Aaron, 75 Miss. 138, 21 So. 763, 63 Am. St. Rep. 594; Comenitz v. Bank, 85 Miss. 662, 38 So. 35; Hardware & Implement Co. v. Marshall, 117 Miss. 224, 78 So. 7, and Boutwell v. Grayson, 118 Miss. 80, 79 So. 61, but, if valid, would have been barred by the statute of limitation, and the judgment against Jones and Z. A. Brantley in favor of the Millburn Wagon…