Third Nat. Bank v. Cohn

The motion of Cohn to dismiss the appeal of Third National Bank, co-executor, etc., on the ground that its two assignments of error do not meet the requirements of our Rule 14, sub-sections 2 and 3, is denied. The failure to literally comply is not so flagrant as to justify an action so drastic. See Renner v. State, 187 Tenn. 647, 216 S. W. (2d) 345.

Charles Cohn died testate in March of 1950. His will named his wife, Blanche ¡Stern Cohn, and his son, Paul S. Cohn, and the Third National Bank in Nashville as co-executors and co-trustees of his estate. The three promptly qualified and entered…