Arnott v. Nicholls
This text of 1 H. & J. 471 (Arnott v. Nicholls) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering General Court of Virginia primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
Opinion
The return toth o, her i fiadas, must-be quashed, so far as it respects the land sold and conveyed by the defendant to' Thomas Goldsborough, no-fraud or collusion in the sale to him having been alleged.
The terre-tenant should have an opportunity to relieve himself, and to bring in the other terre-fenants —-Hence the. necessity of a scire facias, that all the terre-tenants may be warned.
On this motion as much may be brought out as in an action of ejectment, and more, as the court have an equitable control*
RetueN quashed.
The decision in this case has been overruled by the Court of Appeals in the case of M'Elderry vs. Smith's Lessee, at June term 1807.
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