Crider v. Franklin Bank & Trust Co.

EDWARD P. HILL, Jr., Judge.

The judgment from which this appeal is prosecuted was entered on the pleadings pursuant to appellees’ motion. The judgment granted the demands of the complaint and held that the allegations of the appellant’s answer did not constitute a defense.

The complaint insofar as we are here concerned alleged the execution and delivery by appellant of a note for $10,303.25 to appellee Franklin Bank & Trust Company.

Appellant’s answer pleaded fraud on the part of the president of the bank and want of consideration.

The rule against the admission of parol evidence to change the…