Bank of Bellbuckle v. Mason
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM BEDFORD. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Bedford County.- — •'Walteb S. Bearden, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Neil
The complainant sued the defendants as partners composing the firm of J. M. Mason & Co. to recover $5,505.57 overdraft, together with accrued interest, making the sum of $6,585.54. A judgment was rendered for the latter sum. Defendant Hoover appealed.
It appears that the defendants were partners in the mercantile business at Bellbuckle. About October, 1912, they fell in debt to the hank by overdraft in the sum of about $3,000. Hoover was the money ed man of the firm, but did not stay in the store or give any attention to the business, its conduct being confided wholly to Mason, in whom Hoover…
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