Pridgen v. Warn

GAINES, Associate Justice.

This action was brought by Warn, one of the appellees, against J. H. Pridgen and Maggie Pridgen, his wife, and A. Levi, G. A. Levi, and C. G. Levi as partners composing the firm of A. Levi & Co. The cause of action was two promissory notes executed by J. H. Pridgen to appellee Warn, both dated January 3, 1884—one for $1500, payable twelve months after date, and the other for $750, payable January 1, 1886. The plaintiff also claimed that the notes sued upon were given for the purchase money of certain lands which were described in the petition and which were alleged…