Kinard v. Sanford
Supreme Court of Georgia
Pleadings. Set-off. Recoupment. Before Judge Underwood. Floyd Superior Court. September Term, 1879. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Crawford, Justice.
W. S. Sanford, as bearer, sued M. F. Kinard on a negotiable promissory note, made by himself and one F. F. Finley, to which the said Kinard filed pleas of set-off and recoupment against C. L. Webb, who was the payee of said note. To which pleas the plaintiff, Sanford, demurred; the demurrer was sustained by the court, and he excepted.
The plea of set-off, as appears from the record, alleged that at and before the time the said note went into the hands of the said plaintiff, O. L. Webb, the payee, was indebted to the defendant and Finley in the sum of one hundred and…
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