Sandlin v. Maury Nat. Bank

Plaintiff in the trial court, appellee here, brought two suits, the cause of action in one being alleged as a “note of contract,” and in the other as a promissory note, both payable to the order of S. L. Watson, and indorsed by him to plaintiff. These two separate and several evidences of debt were given to secure the purchase price of a jack, bought by defendants from Watson. These causes were consolidated and proceeded to judgment on two counts, as briefly indicated above, designated counts 4 and A, all others being eliminated by amendment.

One of the counts stricken by amendment was a count…