Poesy v. Closson

McFADDEN, Justice.

Plaintiff instituted this action to recover on a promissory note for $300.00 executed June 10, 1957, payable with 6% interest one year after date, and for a reasonable attorney’s fee in case of suit for its collection. Defendant answered, claiming the note was executed without any consideration, and set forth a cross-claim for damages, allegedly resulting from a breach of the provisions of the written lease executed by defendant as landowner, and by plaintiff as tenant. This lease was for a term of four years from March 15, 1954, and among its terms, provided that upon…