Cook v. Crow

TALIAFERRO, Judge.

The lower court rendered two opinions in this case wherein the facts, record and otherwise, are clearly and correctly set out. We quote and adopt the following narrative of such facts, appearing in the first opinion, to-wit:

“On the 28th day of September, 1921, J. B. Crow made and signed three promissory notes payable to Dr. W. S. Harrell, each for the sum of six hundred dollars and bearing 8% per annum interest from date, until paid, and due one, two and three years, respectively, after date. Jas. M. Colvin, T. A. Green, Roy Cook and W. S. Moore endorsed each of said notes…