Browne v. Smith

An action begun July 12, 1945, by Guy A. Smith, conservator of the estate of one Horace G. Smith, mental incompetent, on a promissory note, made, executed and delivered May 23, 1938, to said Horace G. Smith, by plaintiff in error. The note was in the sum of one hundred fifty dollars, bore interest at eight per cent per annum, and was due sixty days after the date thereof. The note also provided for twenty-five dollars attorney’s fees. Plaintiff in error suffered adverse judgment in the amount of the note, plus interest and attorney’s fees, or a total of two hundred seventy-five dollars and…