Bank of Commerce v. McCarty

Suit by plaintiff upon two causes of action consisting of two promissory notes each dated June 30, 1927, due “on demand,” payable to plaintiff, and each bearing the signature of defendant as the sole maker thereof, one of which was for $5,000 and one for $1,000.

The issues presented by the record in this cause include: (1) Whether the defendant was induced to sign the instruments in suit by alleged fraudulent representations of the plaintiff; (2) whether the notes in suit were based upon adequate consideration; (3) whether the notes which plaintiff claims constituted the consideration, for the…