A bowling alley was sold, warranted and a note given in payment. The bowling alley was defective and unfit for use. The plaintiff refused to pay the note and tendered the bowling alley back to the defendant. The plaintiff claims that defendant breached the warranty.

The defendant wrongfully retained money and property of his clients for an unreasonable time after demand had been made for the payment thereof. Exhibit: bank notes. 2 folders.

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.

Thompson bought truck from Def. Newton-Chevrolet in Chattanooga, trading in his old truck for partial credit against purchase price of new truck, with balance to be paid in installments, but when Thompson defaulted on 2 pymts, Defendants took truck back. Thompson sued, alleging Defendants failed to comply with conditional sales law & converted truck to their own use when they resold it after repossessing it. Thompson was partners with Fred Dicus, negro, in the transfer business.

Plntff. widow of Ulysses G. Daniels, a member of a subordinate lodge & holder of an insurance policy worth $5000 which he obtained through the Grand Lodge. The plntff. is his beneficiary. U. G. Daniels died 16 Nov. 1930. Plntff. sued the deft. for $6,250 for breach of contract because it refuses to allow her claim. Deft. argues the claim was refused because U. G. Daniels did not reveal that he suffered from pleurisy & other health problems when he first applied for the policy. 2 Folders.

Bork is sued Montgomery-Ward & Co. for damages for a breach of contract. Montgomery-Ward entered into an oral contract through their agent promising to install a hot air furnace in Bork's house. Montgomery-Ward failed to comply with the contract by start on time and then failed to install a wall stack in one of the rooms as promised. Exhibits include a failure to perform contract.

Additional Defendant: The C. I. T. Corporation. Plaintiff purchased a 1929 Chrysler Roadster from the Defendant. The car was quickly repossessed after the plaintiff lost his job and failed to make payments. Plaintiff is sued to recover $175 paid on the car. Exhibit materials include repossession documents and payment contract. Payment contract lists Pla.'s job history and notes that he lives with his father.