Easley v. Stewart

Appellant, Eugene Easley, probated a promissory note for three hundred twenty-five dollars, payable to himself against the estate of T. J. Stewart, deceased, which note was executed by said decedent. The allowance of said note was contested by the representatives of said estate, and the chancery court rendered a decree in favor of said estate disallowing the same, from which appellant prosecutes this appeal.

The case, stated most strongly for the estate of said decedent, is as follows: Said decedent, J. T. Stewart, j.n his lifetime purchased from appellant twenty-four head of cattle, for which…