Crutchfield v. Robinson

Opinion op thje Court by

Commissioner Sandidóe

Affirming.

About tbe first of April, 1920, tbe six appellees, B. G. Robinson and others, and appellant, P. H. Crutchfield, embarked in the oil business. The seven of them executed their joint note for $7,500.00, which was discounted at the Georgetown National Bank, of Georgetown, Kentucky, with which to pay for a 30-acre lease in Warren county, Kentucky. The lease was' purchased from Charles B. McGuire and appellant Crutchfield appears to have represented himself and his associates in the deal. The lease was taken to him as trustee, and he…