Furst & Furst v. Freels

The complainants, Geo. Furst and Toby Furst, partners under the name and style of Furst & Furst, brought this suit in the chancery court of Hamblen County, on March 10, 1924, seeking to recover a judgment against J. C. Freels upon a “trade acceptance” for $102.60, with protest fees. The case was finally heard by the Chancellor on bill, answer and proof, and a decree was entered (on November 16, 1926) by which the Chancellor granted a recovery in favor of complainants and against defendant for the amount of the trade acceptance sued on, $102.60, together with the sum of $10.99 interest thereon…