Bell v. Noe

Tennessee Supreme Court

Bell v. Noe

122 Tenn. 159

DecidedSeptember 15, 1909

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Bell v. Noe, 122 Tenn. 159 (Tenn. 1909).

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Opinion

Mu. Justice Neil

delivered the opinion of the Court.

The bill in this case, as finally amended, seeks only to assert complainant’s right to a homestead in certain land described. This estate cannot exceed $1,000 in value. The appellate jurisdiction is therefore exclusively in the court of civil appeals. Acts 1907, p. 233, c. 82, sec. 7. This is not an ejectment suit.

An order will be entered directing the transfer of the cause.

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Mu. Justice Neil

delivered the opinion of the Court.

The bill in this case, as finally amended, seeks only to assert complainant’s right to a homestead in certain land described. This estate cannot exceed $1,000 in value. The appellate jurisdiction is therefore exclusively in the court of civil appeals. Acts 1907, p. 233, c. 82, sec. 7. This is not an ejectment suit.

An order will be entered directing the transfer of the cause.

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122 Tenn. 159, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/bell-v-noe-tenn-1909.