Tennessee Supreme Court Cases

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View Entry Year Case Name County Cause/Crime Case Description Division Location # Pages Order
View Entry 1875 Julius Schoenpflug v. August Theinert Davidson Wrongful Detainer

Plaintiff is sued for return of wrongfully detained property and damages.

 Middle Range: 32 Section: F Shelf: Box Number: 357 24 Order A Copy
View Entry 1941 Lott Gott v. Kyle Fields Sullivan Wrongful Detainer East Range: 6 Section: D Shelf: Box Number: 320 75 Order A Copy
View Entry 1937 Mrs. Alfred Harris v. Chapman Motor Company, Inc. McMinn Wrongful Detainer

Mrs. Alfred Harris car was stolen and stripped. Athens Insurance Co. placed it in the garage of the Chapman Motor Co. CMC refused to give Harris her car back until she pays for storage charges. They also advertised her car for sale. She claims she did not authorize the car to be stored there and sued for wrongful detainer. Case in 2 Folders in ET1008. Additional materials stored in ET1566 (10-J-6).

 East Range: 8 Section: G Shelf: Box Number: 1008 447 Order A Copy
View Entry 1934 Sam Fortas House Furniture Co. v. J. D. Smythe & Willema Bolden Shelby Wrongful Detainer

Pltf. sued for the use and benefit of Artophone Corp. Pltf. sued for replevin of one Claratone Radio (Model #11565) for an outstanding balance of $54.00. Willema variously spelled Willena. Ex. mat: conditional sales contract. Found with brief and assignment of errors for Mack L. Hill, assignor v. John M. Marshall

 West Range: 76 Section: C Shelf: Box Number: 2214 34 Order A Copy
View Entry 1867 Thomas G. Harvey v. J. J. Snyder Monroe Wrongful Detainer

Harvey believed he was entitled to possession of a beanro[?] and china press. The beanro was a mahogany veneered front with a secret drawer in it, and the china press was "cherry timber in front with figured dash butter and top parts" [?]. They are worth $70. Harvey suing Snyder for wrongfully detaining them.

 East Range: 9 Section: F Shelf: Box Number: 1198 16 Order A Copy