Crow v. Carter

Action by the appellees against the appellant on a. subscription paper, by which Crow promised to pay Carter one hundred dollars for the purpose of piping gas from a certain well to a point where it could be used by these parties and other citizens of the community. The contract was afterwards assigned by Carter to the appellees. There was an answer of non est faetutn. Upon trial in the court below the appellees recovered.

No question is made as to the consideration, nor is it denied by the appellant that he agreed to the contract as embodied in the written instrument declared upon. He admits…