Washburn v. Roberts

— The complaint of the appellee, who was the plaintiff below, states, as constituting his cause of action, facts substantially as follows: That appellee executed a *214promissory note to appellant for $1,500, and that to secure, said note he also executed a chattel mortgage; that the consideration upon which the note and mortgage were executed was the promise of appellant to pay certain debts of appellee, amounting in the aggregate to about $1,082.00 ; that, at the time the note and mortgage were executed, the amount of appellee’s indebtedness was not known, and it was agreed that the amount…