Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. v. Malone

1. An ordinary promissory note in which the consideration is recited only as “value received,” and which contains no provision imposing any obligation upon the payee, “does not purport to contain all of the stipulations of the contract” relative to the subject-matter for which the note is given. Where the terms and stipulations of such a contract rest in parol agreements and understandings between the parties, and do not in any way contradict the terms of the nóte, they may be established as part of the contract. Civil Code (1910), §§ 5791, 4268; Burke v. Napier, 106 Ga. 327 (32 S. E. 134);…