Legal Opinion
Van Pelt v. P. and L. Federal Credit Union
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
Decided July 7, 1955PublishedCited by 9 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBejaopi, J.
This cause involves an appeal by Richard P. Van Pelt, as plaintiff in error in this Court, from a judgment against him in the Circuit Court, for $229.16, which includes $169 principal, $21.97 interest and $38.19 attorney fee, in favor of defendant in error, P. and L. Federal Credit Union, — plaintiff in error, Van Pelt, having been the defendant in the Circuit Court, and the defendant in error, P. and L. Credit Union, having been the plaintiff. For convenience, the parties will be styled as in the lower court, plaintiff and defendant.
The suit originated in Division III of . the Court of…
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