Cornell v. Nebeker

Suit by appellees, as endorsees, against appellant, as maker, of a promissory note, payable in a bank in this State.

Answer:

1. General denial.

2. That, when the note was executed, it had a condition annexed thereto, that the same was not to be paid if sales of machines, viz., Drake’s Hay-Fork and Hay-Carrier, were not made, equal to the amount of the note, etc.; that the writing sued on is not the note appellant, defendant below, signed; that the same has been altered in this, that the condition heretofore recited has been taken off, without his knowledge or consent, etc. See Cornell v.…