Martin Furniture Co. v. Massey
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM SHELBY Appeal from the Chancery Court of Shelby County to the Court of Civil Appeals, and by certiorari to the Court of Civil Appeals from the Supreme Court.— P. H. IIeiskell, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the Court
Mr. A. H. Gholson, Special Judge,
delivered the «opinion of the Court.
A judgment was rendered August 25, 1914, for :$775.97 and costs, by a justice of the peace of Shelby *340county, Tenn., in favor of Mrs. Alice Wise, one of the defendants, against the complainant, Martin Furniture Company, on a note. An injunction bill was filed August 28, 1914, by said company seeking to restrain the collection of said judgment by Mrs. Wise. A fiat was granted by the chancellor directing the issuance pf an injunction upon complainant entering into bond conditioned as required by law in the penalty of $1,000. An…
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