Gooch v. Sparkman

Appellant appeals from a judgment for $632.70, and an additional amount of $63.27, on two notes executed by A. D. Evans and W. H. Daimwood to Albert Higby, dated November. 13, 1913, one for the principal sum of $150, and one for $125, with 8 per cent, interest per anum and attorney’s fees, and to foreclose the vendor’s lien securing the same upon certain lots of land.

The case was tried on September 3, 1919, and a personal judgment was instructed for appellee against A. D. Evans and W. H. Daimwood, the makers of the note to Higby, who assigned the notes to appellee. Subsequently Daimwood and…