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Larry D. Russell, v. Criminal Court Judge Joseph B. Dailey, Division 5 02A01-9509-CH-00200 Authoring Judge: Judge Holly Kirby Lillard Trial Court Judge: Chancellor D. J. Alissandratos This cause came to be heard upon the Rule 3 appeal by appellant Larry Russell from the Order of the trial court dismissing his claim against appellee Dailey for failure to state a claim and lack of jurisdiction.	Shelby	Court of Appeals	02/07/96
Overland Industrial Lubricant Corp. D/B/A Asco Sanitation v. City of Waynesboro, Collingwood, Clifton and Household and Commercial Garbage 01A01-9412-CH-00602 Authoring Judge: Per Curiam Trial Court Judge: Judge Jim T. Hamilton This is a dispute over a contract to provide garbage and industrial waste collection in three Wayne County cities. The contractor sued the three cities for failing to prevent a rival contractor from providing the same services to some residents of each city and sued the rival contractor for inducing a breach of contract, for misrepresentation, and for interference with business relations. After a bench trial the Chancery Court of Wayne County dismissed the complaint. We affirm.	Wayne	Court of Appeals	02/07/96
United Physicians Insurance Risk Retention Group, by and through Douglas M. Sizemore, Commissioner of Commerce and Insurance, v. United American Bank of Memphis 01A01-9503-CH-00096 Authoring Judge: Judge William C. Koch, Jr. Trial Court Judge: Chancellor Robert S. Brandt This appeal arises from the liquidation of an insolvent captive insurance company. TheCommissioner of Commerce and Insurance, acting as the insurance company’s liquidator, filed a petition in the Chancery Court for Davidson County seeking to avoid an $800,000 transfer made by the insurance company to pay off an outstanding bank loan. The bank moved to dismiss the commissioner’s petition because the challenged transfer occurred outside of the avoidance period in Tenn. Code Ann. § 56-9-317(a)(2)(B) (1994). The trial court granted the motion, and the commissioner has appealed. We affirm the trial court’s decision.	Davidson	Court of Appeals	02/07/96
Syble B. Stephenson, v. Wilber D. Stephenson 01A01-9507-CH-00328 Authoring Judge: Presiding Judge Henry F. Todd Trial Court Judge: Judge Jim T. Hamilton In this divorce proceeding, the plaintiff, Syble B. Stephenson, has appealed from a judgment entered by the Trial Court on April 11, 1995, overruling a motion to alter or amend a judgment previously entered on November 14, 1994, dealing with distribution of marital property and indebtedness thereon, child support arrearage, future child support and medical expenses, visitation and possession of a list of personal belongings.	Lawrence	Court of Appeals	02/07/96
Kayla Nicole Nunley, v. Estate of Billy G. Nunley, and Earl Montgomery 01A01-9508-PB-00350 Authoring Judge: Judge Ben H. Cantrell Trial Court Judge: Judge James R. Everett This case involves the ownership of the mechanical royalty rights to a catalogue of songs written by the appellant, Earl Montgomery. The appellee, Kayla Nicole Nunley, contends that her late husband, Billy Gene Nunley, purchased the right to collect those royalties from Mr. Montgomery in 1975. Mr. Montgomery testified that he never sold the rights, and that he did not even know Mr. Nunley. He claims that the Nunleys were guilty of converting the funds derived from his ownership rights.	Davidson	Court of Appeals	02/07/96
Lucille Beske, v. Opryland USA, Inc. 01A01-9510-CV-00435 Authoring Judge: Presiding Judge Henry F. Todd Trial Court Judge: JudgeThomas W. Brothers The defendant, Opryland USA, Inc., has appealed from a judgment in favor of the plaintiff, Lucille Beske in the amount of $125,000 for personal injuries sustained in a fall on the premises of defendant. The jury awarded plaintiff $200,000, but the Trial Judge suggested a remittitur of $75,000 which was accepted by the plaintiff without protest. The Trial Judge also awarded plaintiff judgment for $1,404.50 discretionary costs.	Davidson	Court of Appeals	02/07/96
New Life Corporation of America v. Thomas Nelson, Inc. 01A01-9505-CV-00223 Authoring Judge: Presiding Judge W. Frank Crawford Trial Court Judge: Judge Barbara N. Haynes Plaintiff, New Life Corporation of America (New Life), appeals from the order of the trial court which granted summary judgment to defendant, Thomas Nelson, Inc. (Nelson).	Davidson	Court of Appeals	02/07/96
Ramond Gregory v. Laura Sue Gregory - Concurring 01A01-9508-CH-00357 Authoring Judge: Judge W. Frank Crawford Trial Court Judge: Chancellor Tyrus H. Cobb This appeal involves a suit to determine ownership of an 18.5 acre tract of land located in Lincoln County, Tennessee. The facts are as follows.	Lincoln	Court of Appeals	02/07/96
Herbert Adams v. Robert Sims and Patricia Sims 02A01-9411-CH-00252 Authoring Judge: Judge Holly Kirby Lillard Trial Court Judge: Chancellor George R. Ellis This case came to be considered by the Court upon a grant of a Rule 9 application for permission to appeal an interlocutory Order of the trial court.	Crockett	Court of Appeals	02/06/96
Wanda Sharp, Individually and as Next Friend of Joseph Riggs v. Anderson County and Anderson School Board of Education 03A01-9508-CV-00282 Authoring Judge: Judge John T. McMurray Trial Court Judge: Judge James B. Scott, Jr. This is an appeal from a judgment granting a motion for summary judgment in favorof the defendants - appellees and dismissing the plaintiff's complaint. We affirm the judgment of the trial court.	Anderson	Court of Appeals	02/05/96
Carl Nelson v. Harold Eugene Martin & Jack W. Gammon - Concurring 02A01-9403-CV-00043 Authoring Judge: Judge Alan E. Highers Trial Court Judge: Judge James M. Tharpe This case arises from the termination of appellant, Carl Nelson, as employee, officer and director of B & M Printing Company. The pertinent facts are as follows: In 1968, Nelson, together with appellees, Harold E. Martin and Jack W. Gammon, formed a partnership named B & M Printing Company for the purpose of engaging in the commercial printing business. In 1969, the three partners converted the partnership into a corporation and were issued 100 shares each of the corporation's stock. There were no other shareholders in the corporation. Nelson, Gammon and Martin were all employed by the corporation and acted as the corporation's only officers and directors. The presidency of the corporation was initially rotated between the three parties every year, but at the time of Nelson's termination, Martin was the president and had been for several years. The parties received no compensation for their duties as officers and directors, but did receive salaries, commissions based on individual sales, and bonuses as employees of the corporation. In addition, the parties received rent money from the corporation through their partnership, BCJ Enterprises, which owned the property on which B & M Printing Company was located	Shelby	Court of Appeals	02/01/96
01A01-9508-CV-00378 01A01-9508-CV-00378 Trial Court Judge: Henry Denmark Bell	Williamson	Court of Appeals	01/31/96
01A01-9509-CV-00405 01A01-9509-CV-00405 Trial Court Judge: Walter C. Kurtz	Davidson	Court of Appeals	01/31/96
01A01-9507-CH-00316 01A01-9507-CH-00316 Trial Court Judge: Irvin H. Kilcrease, Jr.	Davidson	Court of Appeals	01/31/96
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Roy Baines vs. Wilson County M2000-00830-COA-R3-CV Authoring Judge: Presiding Judge Patricia J. Cottrell Trial Court Judge: C. K. Smith This appeal involves a suit for retaliatory discharge brought by the plaintiff against Wilson County, Wilson Emergency Management Agency and the plaintiff's supervisor. The plaintiff asserts that he was fired in retaliation for filing a workers' compensation claim. The trial court dismissed the plaintiff's claim because, it held, Wilson County and Wilson Emergency Management Agency were both immune pursuant to the Tennessee Governmental Tort Liability Act. Further, it held that the plaintiff did not allege a prima facie case of retaliatory discharge against his supervisor because his supervisor was not his employer. We agree and, therefore, affirm the holdings of the trial court.	Wilson	Court of Appeals	01/29/96
02A01-9410-CH-00230 02A01-9410-CH-00230 Trial Court Judge: D. J. Alissandratos	Shelby	Court of Appeals	01/29/96
02A01-9410-CH-00230 02A01-9410-CH-00230 Trial Court Judge: D. J. Alissandratos	Shelby	Court of Appeals	01/29/96
03A01-9508-CH-00293 03A01-9508-CH-00293		Court of Appeals	01/29/96
03A01-9507-JV-00246 03A01-9507-JV-00246	Hamblen	Court of Appeals	01/29/96
03A01-9510-CV-00365 03A01-9510-CV-00365 Trial Court Judge: Inman		Court of Appeals	01/29/96