Whenever there be a concurrent jurisdiction in the courts of common law and in the courts of equity of any cause of action, the provisions of this chapter limiting a time for the commencement of a suit for such cause of action in a court of common law, shall apply to all suits to be brought for the same cause in a court of chancery. Codes, 1857, ch. 57, art. 30; 1871, § 2174; 1880, § 2695; 1892, § 2762; 1906, § 3124; Hemingway's 1917, § 2488; 1930, § 2321; 1942, § 751. Whenever there be a concurrent jurisdiction in the courts of common law and in the courts of equity of any cause of action, the provisions of this chapter limiting a time for the commencement of a suit for such cause of action in a court of common law, shall apply to all suits to be brought for the same cause in a court of chancery. Codes, 1857, ch. 57, art. 30; 1871, § 2174; 1880, § 2695; 1892, § 2762; 1906, § 3124; Hemingway's 1917, § 2488; 1930, § 2321; 1942, § 751. Whenever there be a concurrent jurisdiction in the courts of common law and in the courts of equity of any cause of action, the provisions of this chapter limiting a time for the commencement of a suit for such cause of action in a court of common law, shall apply to all suits to be brought for the same cause in a court of chancery. Codes, 1857, ch. 57, art. 30; 1871, § 2174; 1880, § 2695; 1892, § 2762; 1906, § 3124; Hemingway's 1917, § 2488; 1930, § 2321; 1942, § 751. Whenever there be a concurrent jurisdiction in the courts of common law and in the courts of equity of any cause of action, the provisions of this chapter limiting a time for the commencement of a suit for such cause of action in a court of common law, shall apply to all suits to be brought for the same cause in a court of chancery. Codes, 1857, ch. 57, art. 30; 1871, § 2174; 1880, § 2695; 1892, § 2762; 1906, § 3124; Hemingway's 1917, § 2488; 1930, § 2321; 1942, § 751.
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