Craddock v. Woods

M. B. Woods sued E. A. Craddock and others in a justice’s cburt on two notes. One was' for $25.50 principal, dated August 7, 1937, payable on demand to the order of Rome Discount Company, signed by the defendant, E. A. Craddock, and others, as indorsers, and transferred as of September 7, 1937, by Rome Discount Company, by J. B. Bramlett, to M. B. Woods, the plaintiff. The other was for $8.10, dated August 7, 1937, payable on demand to M. B. Woods, and signed by E. A. Craddock and others as makers. There appears a credit of $2.80 on this latter note. The defendants filed a plea in which they…