Federal Land Bank v. Fulcher
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtStephens, J.
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, South Carolina, sued W. M. Fulcher as principal and W. M. Fulcher Jr. and E. D. Fulcher as sureties upon a note payable to the plaintiff in the sum of $675 with interest at 8% per annum and the cost of collection, including 10% attorney’s fees, executed May 31, 1930, maturing October 1, 1930. The defendants admitted the execution of the note and denied liability thereon except in the sum of $80.16. 'The defendants in their plea alleged that the note was executed by the principal and the sureties thereon to the plaintiff as security for one of a series of…
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