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Turner v. Turner

Citations

  • 739 S.W.2d 779
  • 1986 Tenn. App. LEXIS 3526

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  • finding that an affidavit, which stated “[m]y wife has taken a considerable amount of our property which I feel the court would have awarded to me if I could have been present at the hearing,” did not assert a meritorious defense
  • finding the following statement to be too conclusory: “My wife has taken a considerable amount of our property which I feel the court would have awarded to me if I could have been present at the hearing.”
  • affidavit stated “[m]y wife has taken a considerable amount of our property which I feel the court would have awarded to me if I could have been present at the hearing”

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Judges: Goddard, Parrott, Sanders

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