Bell v. . Chadwick

As stated above, the only question presented for decision is the competency of Chadwick’s proffered testimony that in executing the notes or bonds in suit, he did not adopt, or intend to adopt, as his seal, the printed word “Seal” appearing in brackets at the end of the line opposite his signature. Williams v. Turner, 208 N. C., 202, 179 S. E., 806; Allsbrook v. Walston, 212 N. C., 225, 193 S. E., 151; Currin v. Currin, 219 N. C., 815, 15 S. E. (2d), 279; Baird v. Reynolds, 99 N. C., 469, 6 S. E., 377; Yarborough v. Monday, 14 N. C., 420. See, also, Supply Co. v. Windley, 176 N. C., 18, 96 S.…