Tennessee Supreme Court Cases

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View Entry Year Case Name County Cause/Crime Case Description Division Location # Pages Order
View Entry 1922 C. L. Montgomery v. J.H. McCracken et al. Shelby Replevin

C.L. Montgomery is sued a writ of replevin against J.H. McCracken et al. for one Dodge Touring Car. The car was sold by John H. Wright to J.H. McCracken. In order to purchase car, Wright borrowed money from Montgomery. Although car was in process of being sold, Wright sold it again to another party, who again sold it to G.R. Miller. The car was taken from Miller in replevin. Other defendants: John H. Wright, G.R. Miller.

 West Range: 78 Section: D Shelf: Box Number: 1712 83 Order A Copy
View Entry 1922 I. B. Bickerstaff v. Will King, et al. Madison Replevin

I.B. Bickerstaff is sued to regain possession of a Ford automobile being held by Will and A.D. King. Other defendant: A.D. King

 West Range: 78 Section: C Shelf: Box Number: 1673 95 Order A Copy
View Entry 1922 J. W. Young v. Hardeman County Farmers Union Warehouse et al.. Hardeman Replevin

In December, 1921 J. W. Young sold 10 bales of cotton to E. M. McNamee. McNamee issued payment with two checks: 367.16 and 346.42. When Young deposited the checks at the Bank of Saulsbury, they were refused for payment. McNamee placed the cotton in the warehouse of the defendant and receipts have been issued in the name of Harris -Cortner co. for 8 bales and 2 bales in the name of Weil Bros. Complainant avers that he is the owner of the cotton and is entitled to full use of such.

 West Range: 78 Section: f Shelf: Box Number: 1781 210 Order A Copy
View Entry 1922 Kirksey& Sherrill v. Robert Potter Shelby Replevin

Plaintiff states the defendant is in unlawful possession of certain livestock detailed in the file that rightfully belong to the plaintiffs.

 West Range: 78 Section: C Shelf: Box Number: 1680 78 Order A Copy
View Entry 1922 Sam Eans v. Grant Pitts Hardin Replevin

Sam Eans is seeking to get posession of a 10 year old gray mare, named Maude, from Grant Pitts.

 West Range: 78 Section: D Shelf: Box Number: 1706 55 Order A Copy
View Entry 1922 W. B. Hall et al. v. J. M. Baker et al.. Shelby Replevin

Additional complainants: J.R. Johnson, J. T. Wilburn, M.S. Wilburn, partners under the name of W. B. Hall & Co. Additional defendants; Security F. O. B. Cotton Company and J. S. Wakefield doing business under Wakefield and Company. J.M. Baker urged Chester Gentry to ship his cotton to Memphis, where he could get far more money. He recommended that he ship his cotton to the F. O.B. Cotton Co. whose business it was to sell cotton. Complainants charge F.O.B.Cotton Co. never sold the cotton.

 West Range: 78 Section: F Shelf: Box Number: 1781 215 Order A Copy