Shurer v. Green
Tennessee Supreme Court
EROM DAVIDSON. At the January Term, 1866, the questions at issue, were submitted to the Circuit Judge, waiving the intervention of a jury. The Court gave a judgment in favor of the children, for four-fifths of the amount claimed, and against Helen Shurer.' Both parties appealed. Judge Andeew McClain, presiding, by interchange with Judge M, M. Beien.
1Opinion of the CourtShackelpoed, J.
This is a suit commenced in the Circuit Court of Davidson County, by Helen Shurer, administratrix of Charles Shurer, and her four minor children, who sue by her, as next Mend, to recover $8,000, and the interest thereon, being the amount of two. promissory notes, payable to the plaintiff, Helen Shurer, as the administratrix of Charles Shurer, which, it is alleged the defendant fraudulently obtained the possession of, by paying the same to an unauthorized agent, in Confederate currency. There are four counts in the declaration, setting forth these facts, to which the defendant pleads several…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Mathews v. HamiltonIllinois Supreme Court · 1860
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- Walker v. Ford Motor Co.District Court, E.D. Tennessee · 1965