Geer v. Grow

R. W. Grow, the payee, brought suit against W. I. Geer, the maker, to the April term, 1922, of the superior court of Miller county upon a promissory note dated October 14, 1920, due May 1 after date, but containing a stipulation as follows: “If Geer sells his peanuts for enough to extinguish it, then he is to pay it. When this note is due, if Geer is not able to pay, then it is to be divided into two notes, one due in 1921 and the other in 1922.” Geer filed a defense setting up that under the conditions of the note only one half of it had matured, and that the plaintiff was not entitled to…