Rodgers v. Rosser
Supreme Court of Georgia
Contracts. Promissory notes. Evidence. New trial. Before Judge Hall. Rockdale Superior Court. April Term, 1876. E. B. Rosser brought complaint against R. W. Rodgers, as principal, and W. J. Tucker, as security, on three promissory notes, each in the following form : “By the 25th day of December, 1874, I promise to pay to J. P. Rosser, or bearer, the-sum of $100 00, for value received, with interest at seven per cent, from date.
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Contracts. Promissory notes. Evidence. New trial. Before Judge Hall. Rockdale Superior Court. April Term, 1876. E. B. Rosser brought complaint against R. W. Rodgers, as principal, and W. J. Tucker, as security, on three promissory notes, each in the following form : “By the 25th day of December, 1874, I promise to pay to J. P. Rosser, or bearer, the-sum of $100 00, for value received, with interest at seven per cent, from date. August 18th, 1873. “We agree to pay five per cent, additional from 1st January last. March 11th, 1875. “R. W. Rodgers, “ W. J. Tucker, Security.” Defendant, besides…
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Judge.
Several of the grounds taken in the motion for new trial are not verified by the judge. Of course these are left unconsidered. The others are not dealt with in any regular order, but they are all disposed of, substantially, in the rulings we have made.
Judgment reversed.
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