Davidson v. McCollum

GRISSOM, Chief Justice.

Ben B. McCollum sued W. G. Davidson on a promissory note dated March 20, 1959, for $740.66. He prayed, among other things, for judgment for his debt, for interest “and for full general and special, legal and equitable relief.” Davidson answered that there was no consideration for the note; that, “if executed”, it was “executed for an alleged past due debt, which never existed and which had been paid.” *359He further answered that on March 20, 1959, plaintiff told him he owed plaintiff for some insurance and asked him to sign a blank note therefor; that he did not owe…