Key v. Fouts

STEPHENS, Associate Justice.

James Brewer sued G. H. Barb and Ed Key on a promissory note executed by them for two hundred dollars with interest at 10 percent per annum and 10 percent attorney’s fees. Key impleaded A. J. Fouts, alleging that the note declared on was a partnership obligation of the firm of Barb & Key, that he had sold his interest in said firm to Fouts, and that Fouts as a part of the*consideration for the sale had assumed the payment of the note. After Fouts had been made a party to the suit, G. H. Barb filed an answer in which it was alleged that he had sold his interest in…