Brummett v. Everts

.HARVEY, Presiding Judge.

On July 11, 1929, W. W. Plournoy executed his promissory note to the plaintiff, in error, H. A. C. Brummett, for the principal sum of $100, together with 10 per cent, collection fees. The note fell due November 1, 1929, but before that time, Brummett transferred the note by unqualified indorsement; and subsequently Everts became the holder thereof in due course. After the note matured, Plournoy being insolvent, Everts brought suit in a justice court of Dickens county, against Brum-mett alone, to recover of him, as indorser, the amount due on the note. In the justice…