Cobb v. Conway

Tennessee Supreme Court
Cobb v. Conway, 1 Tenn. 294 (Tenn. 1808)

Cobb v. Conway

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

The mode pointed out in the act prevents an abatement for two terms; after this the case stands as if no act bad ever been passed. Within two terms, there may be no necessity for a bill of revivor, if the bill were served on the ancestor, as in the case of Lenoir and Lewis vs. Outlaw and als.— After the expiration of two terms, a revivor may take place in the same manner it does in England. Let the demurrer be overrule d, and the suit revived.

Reference

Full Case Name
COBB v. CONWAY
Status
Published