Waters v. Atlanta Nat. Bank

This suit was commenced in a justice’s court. It was by the appellee, bank against the appellant, and was to recover the amount of a promissory note, signed by M. L. Waters and R. W. Morgan, for $105, interest, and attorney’s fees, dated April 14, 1920, and payable October 15, 1920, to appellee or its order. It appears from testimony in the record that appellant became a party to the note by 'writing his name on the back thereof before it was delivered to appellee. It further appears that the note was for a loan made by the bank to M. L. Waters, and that both Morgan and appellant were…