Thompson v. Thompson

Appellant filed a bill in chancery to require appellee to receive from him a sum of money therein named and to make, execute, acknowledge and deliver to appellant, a quitclaim deed conveying to him certain premises therein described, and for general relief. The bill also asked for an injunction, restraining appellee from taking possession of a coal mine on said premises, and from interfering with appellant’s possession, and from conveying or encumbering the same. Upon a hearing the court dismissed the bill for want of equity and dissolved the injunction.

Appellant, as it appears from the…