Banghart v. Hyde

This case was tried in justice’s court, where plaintiff recovered a judgment of $100, which was appealed to the circuit court by defendant, and was again tried.

The facts, as claimed by the plaintiff, were that in June, 1889, he purchased of defendant a threshing separator, engine, and some threshing machinery, and gave defendant his note therefor, amounting to $1,200, with interest at 7 per cent., and that he, between the time of making said note and the last Sunday in April, 1891, had paid on said note $500; that on the last Sunday in April, 1891, he owned the property aforesaid, and also…