Kendrick v. Neisz

In 1882 appellant was engaged in mercantile business with his brother under the partnership name of C. A. Kendrick & Co. The firm having purchased of appellees upon a credit certain goods, on March 1st of the year mentioned appellant executed to appellees in the firm .name a promissory note for the sum of $266.89. The note remaining unpaid for several years after maturity, the present action was finally instituted thereon.

Neither the execution nor the non-payment of the note was denied. No answer was filed by appellant’s brother, and the only defense by appellant was that of infancy. To his…