Lovell v. Dotson

On April 7,1920, the appellant, Dotson, gave to one Harry Dudman his promissory note for the sum of $1,200, payable six months after date, with interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum. The note was payable at the banking house of the Pioneer National Bank of Bitzville, and was in form a negotiable instrument as that term is defined in our negotiable instruments act. Bern. Comp. Stat., § 3392 [P. C. § 4072]. At the same time he executed and de*670livered to Dudman a writing signed by him, addressed to the bank named, in which he stated in substance that it would be satisfactory to him if…