Jackson v. Furst, Edwards Co.

Appellees sued appellant upon a promissory note for $1,500, signed by appellant and payable to appellees. Appellant answered by general demurrer, general denial, and specially that appellant was induced to sign the note sued upon by the false representations of appellees in reference to the state of accounts between appellant and appellees, and which were relied upon by appellant. The specific claim was made that appellees were engaged in buying and selling cotton in both the United States and Europe, while appellant was engaged in a like business in Hillsboro and surrounding country, and…