Martin v. Clinton

— Ernest S. Martin loaned to Franklin S. Clinton the sum of $4,500 to enable the latter to purchase stock in the Cadet Coach Corporation. Martin took a promissory note as evidence of this debt. The suit was upon the note.

The trial court, sitting without jury, found that the parties had made an oral agreement resulting in a complete satisfaction of the debt evidenced by the note. A judgment of dismissal was entered against plaintiff Martin, from' which he appeals.

Appellant first contends that there was insufficient evidence to support the “finding for Respondent.” Rule on Appeal 42 (a) (7),…