Presbury v. Pickett
Court of Appeals of Kansas
Memorandum. — Error from Sixmper district court; James A. Ray, judge. Action by J. H. Pickett against George Presbury and J. H. Cager. • Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant Presbury brings the case here.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Cole, J. :
The plaintiff in error executed and delivered to E. B. Pickett his promissory note, about January 1, 1887, and afterward, and before the payment of the same, E. B. Pickett died. This action was. brought upon said note by the defendant as the heir at law of said E. B. Pickett. Upon the trial of the case evidence was admitted, over the objection of *632the defendant below, plaintiff in error, tending to show the death of E. B. Pickett; that he died inr testate; that his father, plaintiff below, was his only heir; and that the intestate died leaving…
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