Jones v. Bank of Powder Springs

The bank sued on a note for $330. The defendants by their sworn plea denied in general terms the execution of the instrument sued on, and set up that the only note which they had signed and delivered to plaintiff was one in the sum of $33, on which they received that amount. The note sued on (which was admitted in evidence without objection), by both its figures and writing, called for $330. There is nothing in the record to indicate that it showed any evidence of having been altered. The officials of the bank both testified that it was taken for $330 and represented a loan in that sum…