Bank of Huntingdon v. Smothers
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
NEARN, Judge.
The Chancellor awarded judgment in favor of the Bank of Huntingdon against both its former employee and its fidelity bond carrier USF&G in the amount of $468,495.75 plus prejudgment interest, less an amount previously paid by USF&G. Only USF&G has appealed from that judgment.
In his brief, counsel for appellant suggests five issues for our review. Taken together, they question (a) the amount of the judgment, (b) the exclusion of certain evidence, and (c) the award of prejudgment interest.
A proper understanding of our treatment of this matter requires that we set forth the…
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