Gardenhire v. Parks

10 Tenn. 23
Tennessee Supreme Court·Decided May 15, 1820·Published

Opinion

Opinion of the court delivered by

Judge Haywood.—

The plaintiff produced a deed for the lands in question, which had been proved in the county court and registered; the defendants offered witnesses to prove, that the subscribing witnesses who had proved the execution of the deed in the county court, were men of bad character, and [24]*24could not be believed upon oath in a court of justice, and also offered to prove other circumstances which led to the conclusion that the deed was a forgery; the circuit court admitted the testimony; we are all clearly of opinion that the evidence was proper, and ought to have been received. We therefore, affirm the judgment of the circuit court. Judgment affirmed.

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