Crosby v. Jordan

Whitman, Judge.

This action was brought on a simple promissory note providing: "Ninety days after date [June 16, 1967] I promise to pay T. G. Jordan, or order Seven Thousand and 00/100 Dollars for value received, payable at Macon, Ga. with interest from date at the rate of 7Vz per cent, per annum with all cost of collection, including fifteen per cent, attorney’s fees. . . S/ Abe Crosby, Jr.”

The complaint of the plaintiff-payee, Jordan, against the defendant-maker, Crosby, alleged that the amount of the note and interest was due and unpaid; that defendant had been notified of plaintiffs…