Blackburn v. Beverly

Opinion op the Court by

Morris, Commissioner

Affirming.

Appellee recovered judgment against appellants, •whose names were affixed to a note executed to appellee, on May 6, 1933, by the Farmer’s Store, Inc. The note was for $1,100, payable in twelve months, and while drawn on a form used by banks and negotiable, never left the hands of the payee. .

The note was signed, “Farmer’s Store, Inc.,” and just below appeared the following: “G. E. Blackburn, Pres.; E. O. Satterwhite, Mgr.; William Maddox, Sec.” On the back of the note appeared the following signatures: “C. D. Cotton, H. C. Greene, Curt…