Heavenridge v. Mondy

The voluminous character of the pleadings and the evidence renders it necessary that we should summarize the facts and condense the pleadings.

On the 21st day of April, 1869, Alfred Mondy recovered a judgment in the Hendricks Circuit Court against Allen Heavenridge, for the sum of two hundred and fifty-four dollars and ■seventy cents, upon a note, in the words and figures as follows:

“ Stilesville, Sept. 1st, 1867.

“ Six months after date, I promise to pay A. Mondy (for' *435¥m, Mondy) or order, two hundred and twenty dollars, with interest at ten per centum per annum. Value received, without any…