Izard v. Jackson Production Credit Corp.

Appellee, Jackson Production Credit Corporation, sued appellant, Izard, for a balance due on two notes, one dated November 9, 1937, for $600, the other dated March 22, 1938, for $45, both bearing five per cent interest per annum, and both providing that the maker would pay a reasonable attorney’s fee if suit were brought on the notes or a portion thereof. Attached to the declaration is an itemized statement showing the amount of the principal of the notes and the payments made thereon by Izard. This itemized statement shows payments at various times amounting to about $204.37. There was also…