Superior Court of Law and Equity of the Territory South of the River Ohio

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The Superior Court of Law and Equity of the Territory South of the River Ohio was the chief territorial court that exercised both legal and equitable jurisdiction in what later became the state of Tennessee during the late 18th century.

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instanceOf court of law and equity
territorial court
appliesToTerritory Territory South of the River Ohio
country United States
establishedFor administration of justice in the Territory South of the River Ohio
followedBy early state courts of Tennessee
function court of original jurisdiction in important cases
highest appellate tribunal of the territory
hasJurisdictionOver civil cases
criminal cases
equitable matters
historicalRegion American frontier
linked to: American West
isChiefCourtOf Territory South of the River Ohio
jurisdictionType equity
law
legalSystem common law
locatedIn Territory South of the River Ohio
United States
namedAfter its combined law and equity jurisdiction
operatedInAreaThatBecame Tennessee
partOf judicial system of the Territory South of the River Ohio
precededBy state courts of North Carolina in the same region
replacedBy Tennessee state judiciary after statehood
subordinateTo federal government of the United States
timePeriod late 18th century

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Territory South of the River Ohio highestCourt Superior Court of Law and Equity of the Territory South of the River Ohio