Biddle v. Smith
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM WASHINGTON. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Washington County, —Hon. I-Ial H. Haynes, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Cook
A judgment rendered against W. S. Smith for $3,344.92 in the chancery court at Johnson City was declared an equitable vendor’s lien upon a lot conveyed by A. B. Biddle and W. S. Smith to the Standard Automatic Mine Door Company. Smith did not appeal, but from the decree declaring a lien upon the lot, the company appealed to the court of civil appeals. While pending, appellant-moved a transfer to this court, insisting that the constitutionality of chapter 31, Acts First Extra Session of 1913, is involved, denuding the court of civil appeals of jurisdiction. The cause was transferred, and…
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