4 Tenn.
Volume 4 — Tennessee Reports
142 opinions
- 4 Tenn. 1John Russell v. James Stinsons. (1816)
<p> \_Executions upon Real Estates. —Trusts.~\ </p>
- 4 Tenn. 13Love v. Love (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 14Delaney v. Tipton and Newton (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 14Love v. Love (1816)
<p>\_Annuity. — Sales by Executors. — Refusal by One.~]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 15Delaney v. Tipton (1816)
<p>[Remedies of Sureties. — Counter Security.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 18John Blair v. Thomas Brabson (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 19Blair v. Brabson (1816)
<p>[ Oontracts. — Consideration. — Gaming. — Evidence to support</p>
- 4 Tenn. 20Preston v. A. Campbell's Executors (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 21Cobb's Heirs v. Conway's Heirs (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 21Preston v. Campbell's Executors (1816)
<p>[ Contribution.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 22Cobb's Heirs v. Conway's Heirs (1816)
<p>[Land Law. — Entries West of Brown’s Line.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 23Clark and Others. v. Clark and Others (1816)
<p>['Administration. — Assets. — Bond with Condition.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 26Walter Evans v. the Justices of Claibourne Co. (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 27Evans v. Justices of Claibourne County (1816)
<p>\_Relief of Sureties. — Summary Proceedings. — Constitutional Law.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 29John Netherton v. Charles Robertson (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 30Netherton v. Robertson (1816)
<p>\_Bonds. — Interested Witness. — Presumption of Payment. — Practice. — New Trial.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 31Archibald Blackburn v. James Allen (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 32Blackburn v. Allen (1816)
<p>[Practice. — Entry of Judgment. — Irregular Ei. Ea.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 36Massingale v. Jones and Meredith (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 37Mary Steele v. Francis Register (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 37Massingale v. Jones (1816)
<p>[Practice. — Judgments against Representatives.']</p>
- 4 Tenn. 38Thomas Johnson's Lessee v. William Millss. (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 38Steele v. Register (1816)
<p>[Bastardy. — Evidence of Eiliation.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 39Johnson's Lessee v. Mills (1816)
<p> [Sheriff’s Sale of Land without Fi. Fa.~\ </p>
- 4 Tenn. 40Snodgrass v. Ward (1816)
<p>\fiEkidence. — Latent Ambiguity.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 42George Evans v. Jesse Cheek (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 43Evans v. Cheek (1816)
<p>[Arbitration and Award. — Submission under Seol.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 44Elkins v. Sams and Jones (1816)
<p>[ Practice. — Removal of Causes. — Waiver of Irregularity.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 45David Hartley v. United States (1816)
<p>[ Constitutional Law. — Jurisdiction of State Courts to enforce Penalties under Acts of Congress.</p>
- 4 Tenn. 56Russell v. Stinson and Vance, and Others (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 57Russell v. Stinson (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 59King v. Hampton (1816)
<p>[ Jurisdiction. — Mandamus to Circuit Court to proceed.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 61Josiah Danforth v. John Lowry and John Waugh (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 62Danforth v. Lowry (1816)
<p>[Statute of Frauds. — Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments. — Equitable Estates.']</p>
- 4 Tenn. 69The Devisees, Etc., of E. Robertson v. W. MacLin (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 70Devisees of Robertson v. Maclin (1816)
<p>[Administration. — Seal Assets. — Creation of Trusts.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 76Edward Freel v. George W. Campbell, Etc. (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 77Freel v. Campbell (1816)
<p>\_Qhcmeery Jurisdiction. — Discovery. — Defect of Title.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 79John White v. Nathaniel Cox (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 80White v. Cox (1816)
<p>[ Concealment. — Drunkenness.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 84James Pearse v. William Tipton (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 85Pearse v. Tipton (1816)
<p>[ Costs. — Construction.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 88Blount and M'amy v. Garen (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 89Blount v. Garen (1816)
<p>[,Injunction. — Discovery. — Second Ejectment. — Landlord and Tenant. — Mesne Profits.</p>
- 4 Tenn. 92Jones, Ad'r. Harrison v. Ben. and A. Harrison (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 93John M'alister v. John Montgomery (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 93Jones v. Harrison (1816)
<p>[Damages. — Specific Articles!]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 94McAlister v. Montgomery (1816)
<p>[,Surviving Partner.— Power to alienage Realty.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 98Catharine Fout v. State (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 99Foute v. State (1816)
<p>[,Sanction of Solicitor-General to Indictments. — Appeal only from final Judgment.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 100Gould v. Hoyle (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 101Gould v. Hoyle (1816)
<p>\_Land Law. — Occupancy. — Preemption.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 105Barclay M'gee v. Edward Lynch (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 106McGee v. Lynch (1816)
<p>[.Indorsement of Unnegotiable Paper. — Statute of Frauds.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 109Irene Stephenson v. Wilson Yandle (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 110Stephenson ex rel. Ervine v. Yandle (1816)
<p>\JEquitable Conversion. — Trusts on Contract of Sale. — Failure of Consideration. — Settlement by Administrators.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 122Irene Stephenson v. Esther Stephensons. (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 123Stephenson ex rel. Berry v. Stephenson (1816)
<p>[_Settlem.ent of Administration. — Prochein Ami--Coste.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 125Espie v. Urie (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 126Espie v. Urie (1816)
<p>\_Statute of Frauds. — Damages on Default of Specific Performance.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 127Armstrong v. Thompson (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 128Stubblefield v. Patterson (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 128Armstrong v. Thompson (1816)
<p>[Injunction. — Mistake of Counsel. — Plea of Former Judgment.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 129Stubblefield v. Patterson (1816)
<p>[ Contract under Seal. — Voluntary Conveyance.']</p>
- 4 Tenn. 129Vance v. Lancaster (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 130Vance v. Lancaster (1816)
<p>[ Contracts. — Construction. — What Surety may recover. — Consequential Damages.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 134Armstead Blevins v. John Armstrong (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 135Blevins v. Armstrong (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 138Edward Teil v. James Roberts (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 139Teil v. Roberts (1816)
<p>[Evidence. — Production of Papers. — Sufficiency of Answer. — Review.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 140Peyton v. Bailey Butler and John Butler (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 141Peyton v. Butler (1816)
<p>[ Consequential Damages.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 143John Pigg v. John Sparrow (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 144Pigg v. Sparrow (1816)
<p>[Levy on Goods a Discharge of Debt. — Forthcoming Bond.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 145Hammonds v. Kemer and Wife (1816)
<p>[ Continuance. — New TriaLJ</p>
- 4 Tenn. 146Woodfolk v. Blount and Others (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 147Woodfolk v. Blount (1816)
<p> [Notice Lis Pendens.~\ </p>
- 4 Tenn. 152Coleson v. Blanton (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 153Coleson v. Blanton (1816)
<p>[Registration. — Subsequent Purchasers. — Statute of Limitation as to Trusts. — Recaption. — Amendment and Repleader.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 159Read v. Staton (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 160Read v. Staton (1816)
<p>[ Warranty in Sales of Chattels. — New Trial. — Lien of Justices’ Judgmeat--Registration. — Fraudulent Conveyances — Sale after. — Parol Evidence to prove Lost Judgment.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 164Daniel Morris v. John Gilliam (1816)
- 4 Tenn. 165Morris v. Gilliam (1816)
<p>\Land Law.— Occupancies.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 173Martin, Qui Tam v. Gorden (1816)
<p>[Scire Facias— Basis of]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 174State and Perkins v. Dillon (1816)
<p>[Forcible Entry and Detainer. — Practice. — Appeal only on Final Judgment..]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 176Pile v. Benham (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 177Pile v. Benham (1816)
<p>\_Eoidence. — Melease.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 178Myrick's Heirs v. James Boyds. (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 180Myrick's Heirs v. Boyd (1817)
<p>[Sale with Liberty to repurchase. — Loss in Gase of. — Equitable Gonversion.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 182White v. Crocket (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 184White v. Crocket (1817)
<p>[Land, Law. — Survey of Entries. — Construction of Galls. — Parol Testimony as to Entries.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 189Bond v. Jackson (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 190Bond v. Jackson (1817)
<p>[_Sale of Land. — Deficiency in Quantity.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 191Ragsdale v. Buford's Executors (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 192Ragsdale v. Buford's Executors (1817)
<p>\_Set-ojf.— Unliquidated Damages.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 195Thomas Kennedy v. Joseph Woolfolks. (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 196Kennedy v. Woolfolk (1817)
<p>[Rescission. — Specific Performance. — Assignees. — Want of Title. — Lapse of TimeJ]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 200Elihu S. Hall v. David Ross (1817)
<p>[Specific Performance. — Nature of the Remedy.— When decreed,. — Assignees.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 203Terril v. Rogers, Phillips, and Hobbs (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 204Terril v. Rogers (1817)
<p>[ Carriers’ IAen. — Attachment. — Answer in Chancery.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 206Shute v. Buchanon (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 207Shute v. Buchanon (1817)
<p>\Land Law. — Survey of Entries. —Ignorance of Law.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 209James Morton's Executors v. Edward Nunnelly (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 210Morton's Executors v. Nunnelly (1817)
<p>[Injunction. — Mistake of Law. — Plea of Former Judgment.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 211M'cutchins. v. Price and Wifes. (1817)
<p>[.Emancipation. — Remedy against Tenant for Life to prevent Waste and Removal.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 213Winchester v. Gleaves (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 214Winchester v. Gleaves (1817)
<p>[Land Law. — Conflict of Entries. — Parol Testimony as to Entries and JVotice.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 219Roberts v. Cantrell and Another (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 220Pinkerton v. Walker and Wife and Others (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 220Roberts v. Cantrell (1817)
<p>[ Certiorari.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 221Pinkerton v. Walker (1817)
<p>[.Limitation. — Equitable Remedies. — Jurisdiction of County Court of the Domicile of Deceased.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 224Hicks v. Parham, Etc. (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 225Hicks v. Parham (1817)
<p>[Bailment. — Locatio liei. — Failure of Consideration.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 228Scales v. Nichols and Scales (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 229Scales v. Nichols (1817)
<p>[Practice. — Pro Oonfesso. — Oross-Bill.~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 231Executors of Carson v. Richardsons. (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 232Executors of Carson v. Richardson (1817)
<p>[ Chancery Court a Court of Record. — Sci. Fa. upon Decree for Money. — Executors not qualified.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 233White v. Crocket and Drake (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 234White v. Crocket (1817)
<p>\_Land Law. — Survey of Entries</p>
- 4 Tenn. 236Crow v. Blythe (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 237Crow v. Blythe (1817)
<p>[Ambiguous Allegation in Bill. — Effect of long continued Possession as Basis of Decreed]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 243Barker v. Butler (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 244Barker v. Butler (1817)
<p>[ Construction of Deeds. — Word “ Lot.”~\</p>
- 4 Tenn. 248A. Smiths. v. Heirs Etc., of M. Brooks (1817)
<p>[Land Law. — Locative Interests. — Specific Performance. — Statute of Frauds.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 252Wm. O. Bryant v. Douglas Puckett, Etc. (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 253Bryant v. Puckett (1817)
<p>[,Statute of Limitations. — Trusts. — Retainer. — Survivorship of Wife. — Parties.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 255Perkins v. M'gavock (1817)
<p>[ Costs. — Trusts.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 257Clement M'daniel v. Montgomery Bell (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 258McDaniel v. Bell (1817)
<p>[ Construction of Contracts.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 265Daniel Perkinss. v. James M'gavock (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 266Perkins v. McGavock (1817)
<p>[ Trusts. — Duty and Capacity of Trustees.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 270Sappington v. Rutherford and Shackler (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 271Sappington v. Rutherford (1817)
<p>\_JEvidence to disprove Answer. — Agreement of Pleadings and Proof.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 273Childless v. Holland (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 274Childress v. Holland (1817)
<p>\Land Law. — Boundary. — Plat and Certificate as Evidence. — Duty of Locator. — Lapse of Time in Bills for Specific Performance.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 287James Clinton's Lessee v. Reuben M'clarin (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 288Clinton's Lessee v. McClarin (1817)
<p>\Land Law. — Ejectment. — Entries. — Evidence.— Surveyor’s Duty. — Assignees.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 299John Robertss. v. Busby and Wife (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 300Roberts v. Busby (1817)
<p>[Administration. — Primary Liability of Personalty. — Sci. Fa. must name Heirs. — Return of Service.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 305James Winchester v. Jacksons. (1817)
- 4 Tenn. 306Winchester v. Jackson & Evans (1817)
<p>\_Foreign Judgments — Inquiry into. — Bill Quia Timet.]</p>
- 4 Tenn. 316James Winchester v. Jacksons. (1817)
<p>[Foreign Judgments. — Bill Quia Timet.]</p>