Joy Rice Milling Company v. Brown

The notes signed by these parties were the final contract between the owners of the rice and the mill company. It is the only contract that is binding between the appellant and the appellees. 63 U.S. 22;64 U.S. 23; 96 U.S. 544; 1 Greenleaf on Evidence, 275; 104 Ark. 476; 83 Ark. 283; 125 Ark. 502. There is no merit in appellees' contention that, since the notes were made payable on demand, and appellant failed to make demand for their payment before it sold the rice pledged to secure the same, appellant was thereby precluded from enforcing the obligations or receiving benefits provided by the…