Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 10/24/1930
Walden v. Walden
Citations
- 13 Tenn. App. 337
- 1930 Tenn. App. LEXIS 141
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- declining to apply judicial estoppel because sworn statement valuing a particular property as $50,000 was not contradicted by subsequent sworn statement valuing same property at $65,000, because both estimates were based on then-available information
- declining to apply judicial estoppel because sworn statement valuing a particular property as $50,000 was not contradicted by subsequent sworn statement valuing same property at $65,000, because both estimates were based on then-available information
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Judges: Senteb, Owen, Heiskell
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13 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Gonsewski v. GonsewskiTennessee Supreme Court· 2011-09-16· cited 482×
- Crouch v. CrouchCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1964-07-31· cited 73×
- Shackleford v. ShacklefordCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1980-11-26· cited 54×
- Raskind v. RaskindCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1959-03-17· cited 48×
- Marmino v. MarminoCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1950-10-18· cited 47×
- Aleshire v. AleshireCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1982-11-22· cited 40×
- Stone v. StoneCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1966-08-09· cited 35×
- Massey v. MasseyTennessee Supreme Court· 1981-09-25· cited 9×
- Mount v. MountTennessee Supreme Court· 1959-02-25· cited 5×
- Smith v. SmithCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1960-06-06· cited 3×
- Sturdivant v. SturdivantCourt of Appeals of Tennessee· 1999-03-25
- Joseph Tyree Glanton v. Brenda Richardson Glanton (Cherry)Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 1996-09-06
- In re Conservatorship of Frank S. King, Jr.Court of Appeals of Tennessee· 2015-08-06
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