Roberts v. Roberts

In October, 1932, G. M. Roberts, the father, by written contract sold to George W. Roberts, his son, 31 shares of stock in the Haralson County Bank, and G. W. Roberts executed his promissory note for $3100, due October 1, 1935, in payment therefor. It was agreed that any dividends paid by said bank were to be paid to G. M. Roberts and credited on the note. G. M. Roberts died, and Mrs. Bertha M. Roberts, as executrix of the will, brought suit in October, 1934, against G. W. Roberts, setting up these facts and attaching copies of the contract and the note. She prayed for a reformation of the…