Allen v. Hays
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM GREENE. Appeal from Chancery Court of Greene County.— Hugh G. Kyle, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Williams
This is a controversy involving the distribution of the estate of Dr. M. F. Jeralds, a leading physician of Greene county, who died in January, 1913. There were two executors of his estate. One of these, Allen, filed the hill of complaint against the other, Dr. G. S. Hays, and other defendants, for the purpose, among others of calling Hays to account for the amount of certain notes executed by one C. A. Johnson to Jeralds and secured by a mortgage on real estate.
The defendant executor defends on the ground that, though he had collected the notes, that fact preceded the death of Jeralds, and…
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