Salitan v. Horn

This was a suit by S. S. Salitan and David Little, doing business as Credit Industrial Company, against J. B. Horn and E. H. Butler, doing business as Baleigh Feed & Seed Company, to recover the value of five negotiable instruments, in the form of trade acceptances, aggregating $687.80 with six percent interest thereon after maturity. There was a jury verdict for the defendants, and the plaintiffs appeal.

The declaration alleged that the Baleigh Feed and Seed Company, on May 6, 1949, became indebted to Sterling Materials Company, Inc., and executed and delivered the trade acceptances in…