Wells v. Indianapolis Co.

Action by appellee against appellants on a promissory note, drawing interest at three per cent, a month, executed under ch. 125, Acts 1917 p. 401, §9777 et seq. Burns 1926, commonly known as the Petty Loan Act.

The jury returned their verdict in favor of the appellee for $225 on the note and $15 attorney’s fee, on which judgment was rendered for $240 against appellants.

In this court, the errors relied upon for reversal are that the court erred in striking from the record appellant Wells’ plea in abatement; in overruling his motion for a new trial; in striking from the record appellant Harper’s…