Tennessee Supreme Court Cases

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View Entry Year Case Name County Cause/Crime Case Description Division Location # Pages Order
View Entry 1894 Edwin George v. C. B. Swift, et al. Dickson Fraudulent Conveyance

Addtl dfnts: Joe & Mollie Brown. Pltf. asserted Brown conveyed his property to dfnt. Swift in order to delay the collection of his debt and keep his lands from the reach of his creditors.

 Middle Range: 36 Section: D Shelf: Box Number: 1032 140 Order A Copy
View Entry 1894 J. S. Menkin Co. et al. v. R. C. Brinkley et al. Shelby Conveyance, Illegal

Additional Plaintiff: A. Kohlbry. Additional Defendant: H. L. Brinkley.

 West Range: 82 Section: E Shelf: Box Number: 587 243 Order A Copy
View Entry 1894 J. T. McMurray, et al. v. S. M. Wallace Decatur Conveyance

Additional plaintiffs: Cornell Buford & Co.

 West Range: 82 Section: F Shelf: Box Number: 606 65 Order A Copy
View Entry 1894 John S. McMurray & E. C. Cornwell & Another & Mattie E. McKinnis & John & Caleb F. Burrows v. W. J. Burrow, et al. & John & C. F. Burrow v. Mattie E. McKinnis, et al. Macon Conveyance, Illegal

Chas. R. Head (pltf in first case, dfnt in last) and W. M. Hammock (pltf in second case, dfnt in last) included in case stemming from accused fraud on a conveyance, made by W. J. Barrows, on Aug. 27, 1884 to his two sons, John and Caleb (pltfs in last case), of all of his real and personal estate. Housed in 4 folders.

 Middle Range: 36 Section: A Shelf: Box Number: 936 603 Order A Copy
View Entry 1894 Robert W. Moss v. W. A. McLean Weakley Fraudulent Conveyance

Moss and McLean were partners in a business involving the buying and selling of tobacco. Moss accused McLean of transferring personal property to family members at a time when the business had lost money on a sale, then claiming that he had no personal assets and leaving Moss to bear the burden of the debt.

 West Range: 82 Section: F Shelf: Box Number: 612 276 Order A Copy