W. C. Early Co. v. Williams
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM SHELBY Appeal from the Chancery Conrt of Shelby County to the Conrt of Civil Appeals, and by certiorari to the Conrt of Civil Appeals from the Supreme Conrt.— Francis Fentress, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Williams
R. S. Williams, while doing a retail grocery business in Memphis, became indebted in an amount about $2,500 to complainant company, a body corporate doing a wholesale grocery business. Williams sold his stock of groceries lo Smith, and also sold and conveyed to Smith a lot upon which stood a house. The consideration for the stock of goods was about $4,500, which was represented by a series of thirty-six negotiable notes of $120.87 each executed by Smith to Williams. These notes .were secured by a trust deed on the realty executed to one Kelley as trustee. Williams then placed in the hands of…
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