Robbins v. Calhoun National Bank

In July, 1926, A. T. Robbins and Fannie Robbins executed a promissory note, payable in six months, to the Calhoun National Bank. The bank filed suit against the defendants on the note, returnable to the February term, 1931, of Gordon superior court. Fannie Robbins filed an answer to the suit, in which she set up that she signed the note as surety for A. T. Robbins, who received the proceeds thereof, that the note became due on January 2, 1927, at which time A. T. Robbins resided in the county, that the bank, without her knowledge or consent, extended the time for A. T. Robbins to pay the…