Watkins Trustee v. Sedberry
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Cook
Exceptions to the report of the receivers raised questions of fact determinable upon proof before the Chancellor. At the hearing oral testimony was introduced, by consent in writing, under chapter 119, Acts of 1917. A broad appeal was prayed and granted from the de cree of the Chancellor, and the canse was carried to the Court of Appeals, and errors assigned therein. The court was of opinion that appellant’s assignments of error were not open to review because of their failure to raise the questions by motion for a new trial in the Chancery Court. The cause is here for review upon certiorari…
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