Renfrow v. Condor

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Carroll

Affirming.

This appeal involves purely questions of fact. It appears that the appellee, Leroy Condor, on account of his age and feebleness, was unable to attend to his business, and having several lien notes of one hundred dollars each, he assigned six of these notes to his son, J. W. Condor. It further appears that J. W. Condor owed the appellant, Renfrow, four hundred dollars, and soon after obtaining possession of these notes, he assigned four of them to Renfrow in satisfaction of the debt. As soon as Leroy Condor discovered that his son had transferred…