Vidor v. Peacock

The action is upon two notes executed by appellant to appellee.

Defendant answered by demurrers, no question being made here thereon, and by general denial, and by special answer substantially as follows: That defendant, Vidor, desiring to enter his son into plaintiff’s military school at San Antonio, entered into a special agreement with plaintiff, whereby the latter was to admit the son as a student for the scholastic year beginning September, 1908, and ending May, 1909. In consideration therefor, defendant paid plaintiff $200 in cash, and executed the notes sued on, which were for $100…