Neyland v. Lanier

This suit was instituted by appellant against W. E. Flynn, G. T. Lanier, A. H. Seale, and L. J. Downs, on two notes, one for $3,000, and the other for $700, dated October 18, 1921, payable to bearer, due four months' after date, and bearing 10 per cent, interest from date, and providing for 10 per cent, attorney’s fees. Appellant alleged that he was the owner and holder of said notes. W. E. Flynn made no answer, and the court found that there was $4,825 principal and interest due on the notes, on which sum Flynn had paid $90, and rendered judgment against him for the balance of the principal…