Interstate Trust & Banking Co. v. Womack

BRUNOT, Justice.

■ This is a suit upon two promissory notes. One is for the sum of $12,834, with 8 per cent, per annum interest thereon from January 10, 1932, until paid, and the other is for $250, with like interest thereon from December 10, 1931, until paid. Both notes stipulate for 10 per cent, upon principal and interest due, as attorney’s fee. The notes were made and issued by the defendant T. G. Womack. It is alleged that the indebtedness is secured to the amount of $6,000 by a continuing guaranty, executed by John H. Womack, and that plaintiff became the holder and owner of the notes…