Loveday v. Cate
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
SANDERS, Presiding Judge,
Eastern Section.
The Plaintiff has appealed from a judgment rescinding the sale of his hardware store and requiring restitution of the funds paid by the purchaser.
The Plaintiff-Appellant, Sam H. Love-day, Jr., and his brother, John Loveday, owned and operated a hardware store in downtown Maryville for some 30 years pri- or to its sale in 1987 which is the underlying cause of this litigation. Sam and John each owned a 50% interest in the business. They operated as a proprietorship until 1982 when they incorporated the business under the name of Loveday Hardware,…
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