Pate v. Allison
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint. Before Judge Roberts. Irwin superior court. June 4, 1901.
1Opinion of the CourtEish, J.
McC. Pate brought suit, upon a promissory note, against J. R. Allison and H. B. Moore, late partners as J. R. Allison & Co., and J. H. Allison. The note, which was joint and several, was payable to Adams, McMurray & Co., or bearer, and was signed, " J. R. Allison & Co.,” and " J. HP Allison,” and indorsed, " Adams, Me-Murray & Co.” The third paragraph of plaintiff’s petition alleged “ that said promissory note was, before its maturity, and for value *652received, assigned and transferred to petitioner by said Adams, McMurray & Co. by their written indorsement, and was at the same time delivered…
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