Hermitage National Bank v. Carpenter
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM DAVIDSON. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Davidson County. — John Addison, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Williams
The McLemore Grain Company, a body corporate (for convenience referred to at places in this opinion as the old company) about the first of the year 1910 opened an account with the Hermitage National Bank of Nashville. It also did business with the Fourth National Bank of the same city.
The grain company became debtor to the Hermitage Bank by notes, some secured by personal indorsement, and some by collateral security, and also by way of overdraft, so that on April 1, 1910, a considerable *138aggregate of obligations existed. These are referred to below as old-company obligations.
On that day that…
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- Haworth v. CrosbySupreme Court of Iowa · 1903
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