Bustard and Eastin v. Cheatham

Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity

Bustard and Eastin v. Cheatham

1 Tenn. 370

Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity·Decided December 6, 1808·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

The appellees must have judgment; can proceed on the record without process, if brought up at any time during the second term of the superior court, after the appeal was granted. If there had not been an appeal the judgment would not have become dormant within twelve months, and why should we require notice here until after the second term. (5)

(5)

Vid. 1 Hen. and Mun. 21.

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Per Curiam.

The appellees must have judgment; can proceed on the record without process, if brought up at any time during the second term of the superior court, after the appeal was granted. If there had not been an appeal the judgment would not have become dormant within twelve months, and why should we require notice here until after the second term. (5)

(5)

Vid. 1 Hen. and Mun. 21.

Bustard and Eastin v. Cheatham, 1 Tenn. 370 (Tenn. Ct. App. 1808).

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