Middle Tennessee Bank v. McKennon

The chancellor dismissed the bill as to Mrs. C. J. Davis, who was sued as indorser on certain promissory notes executed by her brother, George E. McKennon, as maker, and from this part of his decree the complainant bank has appealed. The chancellor awarded a recovery against McKennon for $4,172.07, the amount of the notes and an attorney’s fee. He did not appeal.

The notes are for $750, $1000, and $1,000, dated March 30, 1929, and payable respectively one, two, and three years after date to the order of the Columbia Bank & Trust Company, with interest from date and with provisions of waiver by…