Glasgow v. Turner
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM STEWART. Appeal in error from Circuit Court of Stewart Comity. A. IT. Muneord, J.
1Opinion of the CourtCaldwell, J.
This is an action of replevin, involving the right to the possession of fifty barrels of corn. The Circuit Judge, trying the case without a jury, rendered judgment in favor of the defendant, and plaintiff appealed in error.
John Glasgow owned a small farm, some horses, cattle, and hogs in Stewart County. Being old, and having a large family dependent upon him, he placed the farm and live stock in charge of his son, C. A. Glasgow, in the spring of 1890, under a verbal agreement, whereby the son bound himself to cultivate the farm and support his father’s family and feed the stock out of the…
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