Stewart v. Parker
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the CourtSwepston, J.
The original bill.herein was filed to enjoin collection of part of a judgment at law theretofore rendered against complainant and in favor of defendant.
Defendant, Paul Price, had sued complainant, Walter Stewart, for damages in two counts, first, for inducing his farm tenant, Crafton, to breach his contract of employment in violation of Code Sections 8559 and 8560, second for malicious trespass in coming on the farm and moving said tenant. There was a jury verdict and judgment for $500 damages which became final.
A part of the evidence of damages was that Price had advanced the tenant $339.81…
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