Curtis v. Garrison
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice White
It is stated in the brief of the plaintiff-in-error that this suit was commenced on July 17, 1962 by the filing of a summons and a declaration with the clerk and service was had upon the defendant on August 3, 1962, a copy of the summons, and declaration being left with the defendant,
Curtis sued Garrison for $10,000.00 as damages growing out of an altercation between the parties on the 18th day of June, 1962 which occurred, according to the declaration, “on a roadway leading from Ninth Model, Tennessee to Hillsboro, Tennessee. ’ ’ It was alleged that Garrison committed an aggravated assault…
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