Muil v. Stevens

This action was brought by Charles Muil against T. M. Stevens and Ed Stevens, brothers, to recover of the former the amount of two notes for the aggregate sum of $922.50, and of the latter upon his alleged parol obligation for the same amount, which represented the purchase price of a farm tractor sold by Muil and delivered to T. M. Stevens. Upon the trial judgment by default was rendered against T. M. Stevens for the amount of the notes, but a verdict was directed in favor of Ed Stevens, and from the resulting judgment Muil appealed.

As stated in appellant's brief: "The cause of action…