Blackburn v. Clarke
Tennessee Supreme Court
Appeal from Chancery Court of Cannon County. E. D. Hancock, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtSnodgrass, J.
The bill and amended bills in this cause were filed to set aside certain levies and sales made under attachment and decree of the Chancery Court and execution issued from the Circuit Court. The levies and sales now in controversy upon this appeal were of two tracts of land described as the seventy-five-acre tract and seven-acre tract, and certain town lots in Liberty, Tenn., they having been decreed to be void, and Complainant Blackburn alone appealing. The cross-bill of • Clarke sought to have this satisfaction of his decree and judgments set aside in the event *508tlie sales were void, and to…
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