Johnson v. Johnson

Appellee brought this action against appellants on two promissory notes, signed by appellant James Johnson, payable to James N. Johnson. It was averred that “said promissory notes were assigned and transferred by said payee by delivery, for a valuable consideration to appellee, who is the owner thereof; that said James N. Johnson-died, and afterwards, appellant Solomon Johnson was duly appointed administrator of his said estate, and he is made a party defendant to answer as to any interest said estate may have in said notes.” Appellant James Johnson filed a plea of non est factum as to both…