Galbraith v. Starks

Opinion of the court by

JUDGE O’REAR

Affirming.

Beginning about 1886, and down to 1892, appellant became’ indebted to appellee in numerous! transactions, all represented by tho former’s promissory notes, in the aim of approximately $5,000. Three of the transactions were the purchase of real estate; another, tihe purchase of .a half interest in a drugstore owned by the parties as copartners; others, rent of ho'use. In the purchase of the interest in the store, appellant admitted, by writing then signed, that the notes and accounts owing the firm, amounting to the sum of $885, belonged to…