Jefferson Bank of St. Louis v. Chapman-White-Lyons Co.
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM KNOX. Appeal from tbe Chancery Court of Knox County.— John H. Frantz, Special Chancellor.
1Opinion of the Court
M'r. Justice McAlister
delivered the opinion of the Court.
Complainant brings this bill to recover the amount of a note of $2500, executed by the defendant to the Hagey Stove Company, and by the latter assigned to the Jefferson Bank of St. Louis. It is alleged in the original bill that the complainant bank purchased this note from the Hagey Stove Company in due course of trade, for value, and before its maturity, and complainant claims that it is an innocent holder and owner of said note. Chapman-White-Lyons Company in its answer admits the execution of the note, but under oath denies that said…
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