Dobson & Johnson, Inc. v. Waldron
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
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SHRIVER, J.
This is a suit for breach, of a contract to sell land.
Dobson & Johnson, Inc., a Tennessee corporation engaged in the general real estate business, brought suit for the use and benefit of itself and of Frank L. Turner, Carl D. Storey, Jr., and Frank A. Berry, Jr., against Clarence H. Waldron and Margaret Virginia Waldron, seeking a decree for specific performance of a contract to convey certain land described in the bill to the complainants or their designees, and, in the alternative, for damages for breach of contract. To this end the bill prays for all necessary references to the…
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- Allen v. ReedTennessee Supreme Court · 1922
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