Isler v. Egger

This was an action on a promissory note, by plaintiff against defendants, before a justice of the peace. The plaintiff had judgment. The defendants appealed to the law commissioner’s court, where, on a trial, the plaintiff again recovered judg*333ment. The defendants then appealed to this court. The note was given for ninety-five dollars, payable twenty-one days after date. The defendants contend that the consideration of the note had failed, at least in part; that it was given for a house and lot in Carondelet; that plaintiff had no title to the same, and that they were not to pay unless the…