McDonald & Griffin v. Horton

1. In a suit upon a promissory note, brought by the transferee and holder of the note, where the note itself shows that it was transferred to the plaintiff for value and before its maturity, the indorsements and transfers are presumed to be genuine and the dates thereof correct; and a plea which fails to deny' unequivocally the genuineness of the indorsements and transfers on the note, or the dates thereof, is insufficient as a plea of non est factum. Lester v. McIntosh, 101 Ga. 675 (29 S. E. 7) ; Taylor v. Johnson, 18 Ga. App. 161 (89 S. E. 77).

2. Where such a note as is described above is…