Daniel v. Brewton

Appellee sued appellant in the justice’s court to recover $112, and 10 per cent, attorney’s fees, alleged to be due on three promissory notes, executed by C. N. Ball, payable to appellant and indorsed by him to appellee. Appellee dismissed as to Ball in the justice’s court, alleging that he was notoriously insolvent and his residence unknown. Judgment was rendered against appellant for $123.20, and the cause was appealed to the county court, where judgment was rendered for appellee for $100. This suit was based on three notes for $50 each, executed by C. N. Ball, payable to appellant and…