Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 9/2/1958

Hames v. Archer Paper Company

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319 S.W.2d 252
45 Tenn. App. 1
1958 Tenn. App. LEXIS 108

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indicating that, under recording statutes, registration of judgment lien affords notice of such lien to all the world
indicating that, under recording statutes, registration of judgment lien affords notice of such lien to all the world
acknowledging City of Knoxville as valid but observing that no relief was available to party who held under the authority of unrecorded deed because possession had existed “only a little more than four years”
referring to prior statute allowing twelve months for enforcement of judgments
referring to prior statute allowing twelve months for enforcement of judgments
“The law is settled in Tennessee that the champerty statutes do not apply to execution sales.”

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Judges: Bejach, Avery, Carney

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