Lovvorn v. Favor

1. An administrator may, in a suit instituted by him in his representative capacity, recover on a note payable to himself personally, by alleging and proving that the debt was contracted for and on behalf of, and was due to, the estate of his intestate. Daniel v. Hollingshead, 16 Ga. 190 (2); Roush v. First National Bank, 102 Ga. 109 (29 S. E. 144).

2. A promissory note payable to a named person described in the note simply as “guardian” is a note payable to the named individual in his individual capacity. The word “guardian” after the name is mere descriptio personae. Saffold v. Banks, 69 Ga.…