Rader v. Dean

Opinion op the Coubt by

Judge Pulton

Reversing.

On October 1, 1935, the appellee, John F. Dean, filed suit in the Jackson circuit court against appellants, John Rader and JLncien Rader, and also one Leonard Rader who is not a party to this appeal. He alleged that the appellants, together with Leonard Rader, issued their promissory note to appellee for $1,000 which had been lost, by which they agreed to pay appellee thereafter $1,000, and that the note was now due and unpaid.

On January 7, 1936, the appellants filed answer and counterclaim, by the first paragraph of which they denied the execution…