McDew v. Hollingsworth

1. All agreements, covenants, warranties, etc., made by-parties to a contract are presumed to be written into the contract. A plea and answer showing- that' the statements and warranties alleged, if made, were made before the signing of the contract, and no sufficient allegation of fraud having been made, the written contract was in law the agreement of the parties.

2. No sufficient allegation as to an emergency being made to excuse the defendant’s failure to read the contract, the court did not err in striking that part of the plea which related to his failure to read it.

S'. Where a written…