See Box 66 for remainder of case. Additional Defendants: Fidelity & Composite Company of Maryland, James N. Julian, Fidelity Casualty Company of New York, East Tennessee Light and Power Company, Free Services Tire Company, Lacey-Kagley Oil Company, R. A. Allison, Carter County Motor Company, Lloyd Perry, Heman Robinson, Brooks Equip. & Manufacturing Comp., Dempster Brothers, Auto Parts Company, American Limestone Comp., Austin Powder Co., Builders Supply Co., Brumit Service Station, etc.

This case involves a breach of contract between the parties. The contract involved the operation of a lumber mill and selling of lumber.

Plaintiff sued for $100 damages. Alleges that on 1 Jan. 1857 & on other occasions since, def.. has broken into his home & intentionally destroyed his property.

In 1928, the parties entered a contract where the plaintiff agreed to buy lots and build 12 houses on them, ready for occupancy a few months later. The defendant agreed to be liable for the rent for the first ten years, at $393.10 per month. After the first month, the defendant refused to pay the plaintiff, instead collecting rent from the houses but not forwarding the money, even though the plaintiff accepted a loss of $10,000 due to the contractual estimate for construction.

Cordell sued Wright for $499 for breach of contract and Wright made a counterclaim against Cardell for $297.74, the amount overpaid to Cordell on the contract. Cordell was contracted to cut and deliver lumber to the TN, Coal, Iron & Railroad Co. at Shell Creek for $19 per thousand feet of lumber. Court ruled in plaintiff's favor for $463.39 damages for his failure to pay. Wright appealed. Exhibits include receipts showing different lengths and amounts of lumber and checks to Cordell. 2 folders.

Add plf: Champerty Epperson. Add def: J. C. Smith. Champerty was indebted to McCorkle by note. Mary was illiterate and Champerty was "weak minded." Plaintiffs claimed that Champerty was "not in a proper state of mind" when he signed a deed of trust to def

Rasar [also sp. Razor] claimed that O. D. Nance, Nance Motor Co., took a county school claim for $100, gave a credit slip, and refused to honor same. A few staples were not removed because of potential damage to the documents.

Plaintiffs Nathan Honeycutt and D. M Simerly sued the defendants William Shell Jr., Robert B. Bradly, and J. B. Miller (Deputy Sheriff of Coates County) for failure to notify them of an issue with land/property taxes that resulted in their attempt to seize the property.

The case involved an African-American girl named Ollie Bledsoe, age thirteen.

Mountain Spring Water wanted to build a reservoir on the land of Allen and run water to areas of the land which are to be built into a subdivision. Allen claims they did not fulfill their end of the agreement Exhibits include photographs, blue prints and maps.

Lyle owned land and sold it to E. Summerley & A. Heyley, but the proper paperwork was never filed, and Lyle still legally owned the land. Then William Peoples filed a debt against Lyle and Summerley a the court. Then E. Longley purchased the land, leasing it back to Summerley. Case seeks to settle ownership of land and settle debt to Peoples.