McDonald v. Hare

Appellee sued upon a promissory note, and, upon issues formed by answer and reply, and a trial by jury, recovered a verdict. Tbe only error assigned is that tbe complaint does not state sufficient facts. Tbe only objections to tbe complaint stated by counsel are that it is not averred that tbe note was given for value, nor is tbe execution of tbe note averred. Tbe complaint avers that appellee by bis certain promissory note, made part of tbe complaint, “promised to pay” appellant a named sum, and tbe note itself recites that it is given for “value received.” As appellee did not deny, under…