Trimue v. McCaleb

Appellee recovered a judgment against appellant as the maker of a note for $250, dated January 1, 1920. The note was payable to the order of T. W. Altman, a real estate agent, and by him indorsed to appellee. At the conclusion of all the testimony the court directed the jury to return a verdict in appellee’s favor, and we must therefore view the testimony in the light most favorable to appellant, and, when thus viewed, the testimony may be summarized as follows:

Appellant owned a small farm, which he authorized Altman to sell at a price which would net appellant $3,500 in cash, and Altman…