· 12/5/1969
Cole v. Henderson
Citations
- 454 S.W.2d 374
- 61 Tenn. App. 390
- 1969 Tenn. App. LEXIS 292
How courts have described this case
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- “[A]n accord is a form of contract, governed by the general rules for contracts, including the elements of offer and acceptance.”
- After defendant told plaintiff unequivocally that he would not pay the defendant any more than he already had submitted, plaintiff cashed the defendant‟s check. “[T]he inescapable conclusion of this controversy is that the cashing of the check settled the matter….”
- After defendant told plaintiff unequivocally that he would not pay the defendant any more than he already had submitted, plaintiff cashed the defendant’s check. “[T]he inescapable conclusion of this controversy is that the cashing of the check settled the matter….”
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Judges: Todd, Shriver, Puryear
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