Dunbar v. Steiert

— J. B. Dunbar, hereinafter called appellant, brought suit against H. L. Steiert, hereinafter called appellee, to collect a balance of $510 due on a contract between the parties for the purchase of certain garage equipment. Appellee answered, admitting the execution of the contract, and the amount due, but set up as an affirmative defense that appellant, appellee, and one A. B. Miller had entered into an agreement whereby Miller was substituted for ap-pellee as debtor under the contract, and appellee was by appellant released from any liability thereon. The case was tried before a jury, which…