Love v. Wilson

On December 2, 1930, G.A. Wilson, the appellee, executed a promissory note payable to the Commercial Bank Trust Company of Drew, Mississippi, or bearer, for the sum of six thousand dollars, bearing interest and due January 1, 1932. This note was executed by him in his office at Greenwood, and Wofford, Manning, Barnes, and Burnett were present, each of whom, at the same time. executed a note of like tenor and effect payable to said bank; these notes were delivered to the bank the following day, and entered on its books as part of its assets. All of the above-named parties, including Wilson,…