White v. Chambers

L. B. Chambers, as executor of J. P. Chambers, filed a suit against H. D. White as maker, upon twelve promissory notes for the principal sum of $1,000 each, besides interest and ten per cent, for attorney’s fees, alleging that notice had been given to the maker by the holder of the intention of the latter to institute the action, returnable to the July term, 1921, of the city court of Madison, to which the suit was filed. The notes each contained the clause: “Payable at the First National Bank of Madison, Georgia.” The defendant answered the suit in due course and one or more amendments were…