Legal Opinion
Foster & Webb v. Scott County
Tennessee Supreme Court
Decided November 2, 1901PublishedCited by 3 opinions
FROM SCOTT. Appeal from Chancery Court of Scott County. H. Gr. Kyle, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtWilkes, J.
This bill is filed to collect an open account in favor of complainants, against Scott County, for books and stationery supplies. With the bill is exhibited an account sworn to in Davidson County, where the complainants reside and do business. This account is sworn to before a Notary Public of that county by J. O. Edwards, who makes the oath as to the correctness of the account as bookkeeper of the firm of Foster & Webb.
The bill itself is sworn to by an attorney for complainant in Scott County. The oath to the answer is waived. An unsworn answer is filed, but there is no denial under oath of…
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