Anderson v. Miller
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM DAYIDSON. Appeal in error from Second Circuit Court of Davidson County. Claude Waller, J.
1Opinion of the CourtWilkes, J.
This is an action for damages growing out of a fire upon premises belonging to plaintiffs, Miller and wife, but occupied by Anderson, and by Grantland as lessee or tenant under Anderson. The cause was tried before the Court and jury, and judgment rendered for plaintiffs for $1,700, and defendants have appealed and assigned errors.
It appears that Anderson and Mrs. Miller owned adjoining stores, or business houses, in Nashville, the buildings being only a few inches apart, the roofs coming down together, and being drained by the same gutter. In August, 1891, Anderson, being pressed for room in…
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