Odum v. Tally

Appellant sued appellee in the circuit court for a malicious prosecution, and the facts are briefly as follows:

Appellee was the operator of a grocery store, and appellant was a customer of said store. Prom December 1 to December 12, 1928, appellant had purchased at said store, on credit, supplies amounting to nineteen dollars and fifty cents. Appellant was unable to pay said sum because of an injury sustained by him about this time, as he says, and, on complaint being made by appellee of this default, it was arranged that appellant give a postdated check, with the agreement to cover the same…