Dooley v. Gray

Appellants sued appellee for a balance alleged to be due upon a $2,000 note, dated January 8, 1925, due January 1, 1926, credited with payments of $1,500 on the principal, and with interest to January 1, 1927, executed by appellee, payable to D. L. Snodgrass, and by him indorsed to his sister, appellant here, on July 6, 1925. Appellee defended on the ground that this note was in renewal and extension of notes formerly executed by him to P. L. Snodgrass, father of D. E. Snodgrass, for borrowed money; that P. L. Snodgrass had owed appellee $500 for many years and had agreed to credit said notes…