Tennessee Supreme Court April 15, 1846 (Burrow v. Ragland)

Turley, J.

delivered the opinion of the court.

The principal and only important question presented for consideration in this case, is, whether a will of personalty, which has been proven in common form by the executor in the county court, can be declared null and void and set aside by a decree of a court of chancery, upon the alleged ground that it had been obtained by fraud and imposition, and