Davidson v. Pickens

CORN, Justice.

On October 11, 1951, plaintiff, as a holder in due course, sued the defendant Pick-ens, to recover upon a promissory nóte 'executed by him and which was past due and unpaid. Personal service was had upon defendant, who employed counsel to defend the action. Such counsel filed a Special Appearance and Motion to Quash which was overruled, and thereafter filed a motion to require plaintiff to furnish copies of the petition and exhibits. This motion was overruled upon showing of compliance therewith, and defendant was allowed time to plead. January 14, 1952, a minute was entered…