Brooks v. Key & Townsend

(After stating the foregoing facts.) We think the evidence authorized the verdict. A. T. Fuller sworn in behalf of the plaintiffs testified that as a representative of the plaintiffs and in exchange for the larger check he “receipted the invoice that Mr. Martin owed for $199.01” and that he “asked Mr. Martin about getting Mr. Brooks to make this ninety dollar check good,” and one “that had been turned down by the bank,” and that Martin assented; that he, Fuller, then carried the dishonored check to the defendant, Brooks, and “Mr. Brooks took the check, looked at it and said ‘All right.’ He…