Horn v. Nicholas

This is one of numerous suits that have arisen by reason of a series of gross frauds perpetrated by one Everett Philpot, who formerly engaged in the business of a real estate agent in the city of Nashville. The hill of complaint in this cause was filed by Horn against R. W. Nicholas, Everett Philpot, W. B. Holcomb, and the Cumberland Valley National Bank to recover, by writ of replevin, from the last-named defendant, the possession of a note for $2,000, executed by Holcomb to Nicholas, on October 12, 1912, due three years from that date; and, in the alternative, to have that note subjected to…