Razorback_Jack
05-04-2009, 02:32 PM
The scenario;
A $12,000.00 dollar loan was made to a daughter by her parents and never repaid. The parents take this matter to civil court in Tennessee. The judge finds that a very recent hand written letter signed by the daughter verifies that she did indeed borrow the money and never repaid it is insubmissable as evidence. (He ruled on this between naps)
My questions are, why would this letter be insubmissable as evidence?
And are civil cases such as these allowed to be appealed. (McNary County, Tenn.)
A $12,000.00 dollar loan was made to a daughter by her parents and never repaid. The parents take this matter to civil court in Tennessee. The judge finds that a very recent hand written letter signed by the daughter verifies that she did indeed borrow the money and never repaid it is insubmissable as evidence. (He ruled on this between naps)
My questions are, why would this letter be insubmissable as evidence?
And are civil cases such as these allowed to be appealed. (McNary County, Tenn.)