Tennessee Supreme Court Cases

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View Entry Year Case Name County Cause/Crime Case Description Division Location # Pages Order
View Entry 1912 A. H. Kortrecht, et al. v. W. N. Roths& C. Hughes, et al. v. W. N. Roths, et al. Dyer Property Dispute

Plaintiffs: Augusta Kortrecht (NY), Hugh Kortrecht (AR). Dispute over estate of Charles Kortrecht, died 1878, Memphis, intestate. Properties in the 11th Civil Dist. Valuable stands of timber. Original deed, Robert I. Chester, 1853, Madison County, Tenn.

 West Range: 80 Section: J Shelf: Box Number: 1283 293 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 Charles M. Stoots v. Forrest& Dupree Haywood Property, Inventory of

Plaintiff entitled to 1 suit of furniture, odd bed, 2 mattresses, 2 springs, cook stove, 6 chairs, cooking vessels, 2 pillows that was unlawfully seized by Stoots Forrest and Dupree is a wholesale store house and retail business in Brownsville

 West Range: 79 Section: A Shelf: Box Number: 1308 102 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 Dyer County Realty Company v. W. H. Harber Dyer Sale of Land/Property

The plaintiff contracted with the defendant to purchase the defendant's tract of land in Dyer County, which the defendant supposedly sold to someone else.

 West Range: 80 Section: J Shelf: Box Number: 1304 103 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 George E. Witt v. Marietta C. Dunscomb, exe., Samuel H. Dunscomb, dec., et al.. Shelby Property Dispute

Property dispute, Lot No. 222, E. Side, Main St., Memphis; E. Side, Main St., North of Jefferson. Construction of business related building interfering with complainant's property values. Defendants: J.S. Dunscomb, Ray Dunscomb, J.E. Dunscomb. Property's original owners: Edgar McDavitt, Samuel H.Dunscomb, J. T. Stratton.

 West Range: 80 Section: J Shelf: Box Number: 1301 121 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 Helen Floy Kennedy et al. v. A. J. Lee et al Tipton Property Dispute

additional plaintiff: George Kennedy; additional defendant: C. B. Geisinger and Alvin V. Forman; Mrs. Lee entitled to two lots of land in town and their profits

 West Range: 80 Section: J Shelf: Box Number: 1285 161 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 J. E. Ingram v. St. Louis& San Francisco Railroad Company Shelby Loss of Property

Loss of furniture.

 West Range: 81 Section: G Shelf: Box Number: 908 55 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 James Ferguson v. W. W. Buck Henderson Property Dispute

The dispute concerns a fence built by defendant on land the plaintiff claims is his own property.

 West Range: 80 Section: C Shelf: Box Number: 1074 179 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 Joseph B. Rollins v. the City of Memphis Shelby Property Damage West Range: 80 Section: C Shelf: Box Number: 1090 18 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 L. G. Hastings v. J. G. Hastings et al. Henry Property Settlement

Additional petitioners: S. M. Hastings (wife) and children L. G. Hastings property consists of three houses and lots in Big Sandy, Tenn., notes and money worth $10,000; claiming mental unsoundness

 West Range: 79 Section: A Shelf: Box Number: 1308 60 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 Louis Cunningham v. Robert Sandiford, et al. Gibson Property Dispute

Co-defendant: Wallace Sandiford. Plaintiff claims that defendants entered upon a piece of property that he had owned, fenced, and planted for several years and proceeded to trample the land he had prepared for planting and to erect their own fence. Brief includes a map (sketch) of the property.

 West Range: 80 Section: C Shelf: Box Number: 1072 139 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 R. M. Hall et al. v. Evelyn Harrison Moore et al. Shelby Property Dispute

Additional Plaintiffs: William R. Harrison (who, along with R. M. Hall, was executor of the estate of L. H. Harrison, dec.) and Mary Stephens (admr. of the estate of L. C. Stephens). Additional Defendants: W. W. Moore, Clinton Harrison Dietzel, others. The case revolved around the sale of lots in a Memphis subdivision partnered by L. H. Harrison and L. C. Stephens.

 West Range: 80 Section: J Shelf: Box Number: 1295 366 Order A Copy
View Entry 1912 The F. W. Cook Brewing Company v. Karchmer Brothers Shelby Property, Inventory of

F. W. Brewing Co. entitled to 250 beer bottles at value of $56.25

 West Range: 80 Section: J Shelf: Box Number: 1292 101 Order A Copy