Wiggins v. Wilson

Appellant, Henry J. Wiggins, was payee in a judgment note for $250, bearing date December 30, 1902, payable six months after date, writh interest at seven per cent, per annum after maturity, executed by T. W. Redmon and Mattie Redmon as principals, and appellee, Freeman Wilson, as surety. After entry of judgment on the note for $269.83 by confession in vacation, appellee, on his motion, was allowed to plead, and upon issue joined on his plea, that appellant had, in consideration of the payment to him on divers occasions in advance of $7.50 as interest, and without the knowledge of appellee,…