Tennessee Supreme Court Cases

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View Entry 1933 Citizens Savings & Loan Corp et al. v. W. R. Brown, et al. Hamilton Notes

The original cause of action was hard to determine but it appears that the Chancery Court ordered that W.R. Brown be required to satisfy an obligation to the Citizens Savings Loan Corp. on a $100.00 note.

 East Range: 10 Section: G Shelf: Box Number: 1506 63 Order A Copy
View Entry 1933 C. I.T. Corporation v. John A. Rawn, Sr. Washington Bank Note

Defendant sued by plaintiff for defaulting on a bank loan which was used to purchase a bus. Plaintiff recovered bus and sold it at auction. This case is for the remaining balance of unpaid note.

 East Range: 10 Section: G Shelf: Box Number: 1503 111 Order A Copy
View Entry 1933 E. Greer, et al. v. Robert G. W. Wade, et al. Gibson Promissory Note

Addtl pltf: W. W. Blakemore. Addtl dfnt: Gilford J. Adams and Lloyd S. Adams, exes. of the estate of J. J. R. Adams. Pltfs. sued to recoved $329 due by promissory note issued by dfnt. If dfnt. was unable to pay, pltfs. wished to execute the debt against a land/home inheritance of the dfnt.

 West Range: 77 Section: J Shelf: Box Number: 2125 105 Order A Copy
View Entry 1933 Ethel Stiner v. Powell Valley Hardware Company, W. F. Burnett soul proprietor Campbell Bank Note

Ethel Stiner inherited land from her father, which she then sold. She lent $1000 from the sale to W. F. Burnett, owner of the hardware company where her husband, Henderson, worked. Burnett then sold half of his shares of the company telling Stiner he would repay the note in total. Instead, he tried to give her $100. Much confusion with who loaned, Ethel or her husband, & who is responsible, who is owed, and what my have been paid.

 East Range: 10 Section: F Shelf: Box Number: 1476 167 Order A Copy
View Entry 1933 Fred M. Britton et al. v. Mrs. W. B. Shaffer Unicoi Non-payment of Bank Note

C. S. and G. T. Britton owe money to Mrs. W. B. Shaffer due to a note they took out. The defendants are ordered to pay Shaffer the $548 she is owed.

 East Range: 10 Section: H Shelf: Box Number: 518 44 Order A Copy
View Entry 1933 Mrs. Mary L. Foster, admr. Of Arthur Traynor, dec. v. C. W. Harle, Trustee Merchants Bank, et al. Bradley Notes

Additional defendant: Mrs. Katherine E. Ledford, W. A. Gill, Merchants Bank, Mrs. May L. Wall. Harle is trustee executed by Ledford to secure two notes. One note for $5,792 for Merchants Bank of Cleveland and the other in favor of Arthur Traynor for $2,308. Two notes were secured by deed of trust executed by Ledford, widow of Harle. Said tract of land is known as part of the Raht farm, now the Ledford farm located on Hiwassee River. Map of property drawn on page 11.

 East Range: 10 Section: E Shelf: Box Number: 1447 138 Order A Copy
View Entry 1933 Nancy Bohannon et al.v. Farmers Bank et al. McMinn Notes

Nancy Bohannon and James Bohannon sold a tract of land to the defendant for "part cash and the execution of certain notes, all of which, have been paid except a note of $600. "

 East Range: 10 Section: F Shelf: Box Number: 1461 108 Order A Copy
View Entry 1933 Rachel McGhee v. Claude Allison Bledsoe Promissory Note

Exhibit materials were deposit slips and checks. They were not included in the file, in place were verification of truth forms. Mr. Allison banked at the Bledsoe County Bank & Trust Company. Ms. McGhee sued for missed payments on a promissory note for the purchase of 33 white-faced Hereford cattle. Housed in 3 folders.

 East Range: 10 Section: F Shelf: Box Number: 1469 256 Order A Copy