Ragan v. Ware

This case, a suit on a note, is unusual in several respects. It was originally brought by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, then R. E. Ponder was substituted as plaintiff, and finally Mrs. E. H. Ware was named as plaintiff. Verdict and judgment were rendered in her favor in 1934, and the judge granted a new trial. On the second trial she obtained a verdict and judgment for $1100.30 principal, $403.46 interest to date of judgment, and $225.56 attorney’s fees, against W. W. Ragan trading as Peacock Service Station, as principal, and R. T. Ragan, C. A. Ragan, and W. J. Daniel, as cosureties.…