Young v. First Nat. Bank
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Hall
The hill in this cause was filed by Gr. K. Young against the First National Bank of Oneida to recover the value of eight United States bonds, of the denomination of $50 each and accrued interest.
The defendant answered the hill and denied liability.
Proof was taken, and the cause was heard by the chancellor, who was of the opinion that complainant was entitled to the relief sought, and entered a decree in his favor and against defendant for the sum of $506.45, the value of the bonds and accrued interest.
*453From this decree defendant appealed to the court of civil appeals. That court reversed the…
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