Bank v. Sneed

The complainant in this cause,, by its bill, sought to recover on two promissory notes, one for $1,500, dated October 3, 1892, and due at ninety days, and the other for $3,000, dated October 22, 1892, and due at four months, made by W. A. Sneed, to the order of, and indorsed by, W. M. Sneed. At maturity these notes were presented for payment to the' maker, and this being-refused, they were protested, of all which the in-dorser had due and legal notice. No defense was made by the maker of this paper, but Mrs. Neely, the executrix of W. M. Sneed, resisted recovery upon the ground that her…