Lockney State Bank v. Bolin

The appellant bank sued Bolin on a note for $383.50, dated December 1, 1913, providing for interest and attorney fees. Bolin pleaded non est factum, and the jury, in response to a single special issue, answered that he did not execute the note sued on.

[1] Appellant’s first assignment complains of the trial court’s action in overruling his challenge for cause to the juror, L. E. Williams. Appellant rejected this juror with a peremptory challenge and exhausted all of its challenges in the selection of the jury. However, the bill of exceptions does not show that after exhausting its peremptory…