Myers v. F. Dodson Son

The appellees, a firm, sued the appellant in the county court upon a promissory note in the sum of $230, and to foreclose a chattel mortgage lien on a pio,w. The petition failed to allege the value of the plow. The appellant’s answer consisted of general and special exceptions, general issue, and further pleaded want of consideration ior the note, in that it was executed as a matter of accommodation to appellees specially alleging that he exchanged plows with appellees, paying a difference of $60, but later, at their request, he executed the note in suit to provide them collateral to he…