Tyson v. Bray
Supreme Court of Georgia
Gomplaiut. Before Judge Evans. Washington superior court. March 5, 1902.
1Opinion of the CourtCobb, J.
Allen F. Bray sued Emma L. Tyson upon a promissory note for $500.00 principal, interest thereon, and attorney’s fees of -ten per cent, upon the total amount due. A copy of the note and of certain indorsements thereon was attached to the petition, from which it appeared that the note was originally made payable to the order of the Security Investment Company. The1 petition alleged that directly after the execution of the note it was for full value transferred and delivered to Isaac M. Bray, and afterwards and before maturity by the executor of his estate to Allen F. Bray, the plaintiff. Upon…
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