Crispi v. Emmott

WOODRUFF, Justice.

Appellee, A. V. Emmott, filed suit January 10, 1959 against J. G. Crispi, as Administrator of the Estate of Lloyd R. Day, to establish a claim for $937.75 alleged to be due on a $1,000 promissory note executed by Lloyd R. Day on December 29, 1953 payable to appellee on or before April 1, 1954. Appellee alleged extensions of the note, as hereafter stated. In a trial to the court without a jury, judgment was rendered in Emmott’s behalf for $937.75 against Crispi as administrator and ordering that it be certified to the Clerk of the Probate Court. From this judgment the…