Robinson v. Black

John S'. Black, one of the heirs at law of S. R. Black, deceased, and a creditor of the estate of said decedent, and Mallory, Crawford & Co., creditors of said estate, instituted a suit in chancery against F. J. Robinson, administrator of said estate, and against Polk Montgomery to set aside a sale of lands made to Montgomery and to hold Robinson accountable for the rents and profits of the lands. The chancery court rendered a decree in favor of the plaintiffs setting aside the sale to Montgomery and directing “that the defendant, F. J. Robinson, report by proper statement and account to the…