Brown v. Taylor
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM SHELBY.' Appeal from the Circuit Court of Shelby County.— J. S. Galloway, Judge. i
1Opinion of the Court
M'r. Justice McAlister
delivered the opinion of the Court.
The plaintiff below, Harris L. Brown, recovered judgment against tlie defendant, Ford N. Taylor, for the sum of |92.65, as damages for breach of covenant against incumbrances contained in a deed for'the sale of land. Both sides appealed and have assigned errors.
The cause was heard by the circuit judge, without the aid of a jury, upon evidence which is practically undisputed. ‘The record reveals that on the 29th of February, 1904, Ford N. Taylor and wife conveyed to Harris L. Brown, by deed duly executed and recorded, 'a tract of land in…
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