Campbell v. Park

LIGHTFOOT, Chief Justice.

This suit was brought by appellant, J. A. Campbell, upon a note for $225, and to foreclose a vendor’s lien upon certain real estate. It was alleged that the note was executed ,by Park Bros., a firm composed of H. B. and J. M. Park. That J. M. Park died after the execution of the note, that there was no administration on his estate, and no necessity therefor; that he left H. B. Park, his surviving partner, and the other defendants as his heirs. All the defendants filed their answers, and among other defenses, set up on October 4, 1893, that plaintiff was indebted to…