Moore v. Boyd

Franklin, C.

Appellees sued appellants upon two promissory notes. Appellants answered in eight paragraphs. The first three were limited to the first paragraph of the complaint, and consisted of payment, want of consideration, and usury. The other five paragraphs, except the fifth, which was general, were to the second paragraph of the complaint, and all of them, except the fourth,’pleaded usury. The fourth pleaded a want of consideration as to a part of the note.

A demurrer was sustained to the third, fourth and. eighth *135paragraphs of the answer, and overruled as to the others, except the fifth,…