Gibson v. Parkey

The complainant is the executor of E. J. Gibson, deceased, and Mrs. Parkey is a daughter of the testator. The suit was brought by the executor, who is the only son, to collect from the defendant Parkey a, note in the sum of $1,200. The bill was first filed against Parkey, the maker of the note, and Parkey set up as a defense in his answer that the testator in his life*102time directed Mm to pay the note sued on to his wife. On the same day that Parkey filed his answer he gave his own deposition, and took that of his wife. It is sufficient to say here that both he and Mrs. Parkey testified that…