Trailer Enterprises, Inc. v. Eikenbary
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
MILLER, Judge ad hoc.
Trailer Enterprises, Inc. filed this suit to recover $298.80 together with interest and attorney’s fees on a promissory note exe-' cuted by the defendant, Glen Eikenbary. The defendant admitted his signature on the note but denied liability alleging a lack of consideration. The defendant reconvened for $49.80, which he allegedly paid prior to discovering the failure of the plaintiff to provide the consideration for the note. The Lafayette City Court for written reasons assigned granted judgment in favor of the plaintiff for $224.10 (the amount of the note less payments of…
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