Parker v. Pitts

— This action was commenced before a justice of the peace, by Joseph Pitts, against Samuel Stallings and James M. Parker, upon a promissory note for one kun- ■ dred and fifty dollars.

Stallings made default. Parker defended upon the ground that he executed the note on Sunday, and at the trial the justice found in favor of the plaintiff, and rendered judgment against both of the defendants.

Parker alone appealed to the circuit court, where, upon a. trial by the court, there was a finding and judgment against him, for a balance found to be due upon the note.

Parker has still further appealed to…