Huntley v. Sullivan

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Justice Stabler.

On January 12, 1928, one P. B. Huntley brought suit against J. D. Sullivan and his wife, Mrs. Gussie W. Sullivan, on a promissory’note, in the sum of $890.71, given him by them on November 1, 1924. The defendants, by their answer, alleged that the note sued on was the last of a series of renewals of an original note which was “executed for losses sustained under an unlawful and void contract for future delivery of cotton entered into by and between P. B. Huntley and J. D. Sullivan”; that the actual delivery of the cotton was never…