Numbers v. Bowser
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Adams Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
Boioser and others siied Numbers and Blackburn, the appellants, on three promissory notes. An answer, *492eonsisting of five paragraphs, was filed to the complaint. The replication contained a denial, and also seven special paragraphs. A trial was had, resulting in a finding for the plaintiffs, on which there was judgment, a motion for a new trial having been overruled.
The third paragraph of the answer, which was pleaded to the second paragraph of the complaint, alleged a failure of consideration as to the sum of $400 of the note referred to in that paragraph. It avers that the note was given in…
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