Gordon v. Adams

The only question of importance arising on this record is one of fact,—that is, were the promissory notes sought to be collected from the estate of James A. Bundy, deceased, or either of them, executed by the said Bundy and delivered to the payees thereof, respectively, or to any one for them, or for their use. Upon careful consideration of all the evidence, we are inclined to hold that a preponderance thereof shows that they were severally executed by the said Bundy. The signature to each of the notes is testified by a number of witnesses, seemingly possessed of the requisite means of…