Ten-Cate v. First Nat. Bank of Decatur

CONNER, C. .T.

This is an appeal from a judgment in favor of the defendant in a suit instituted by the appellant upon an advertising contract which, by the terms of one of its paragraphs, obligated the defendant bank to pay $624 for the material to be furnished by the plaintiff in the prosecution of an advertising scheme.

The suit was defended on the ground that the contract so providing had been fraudulently procured by the plaintiff’s agent who had conducted the negotiations.

As the case is presented to us, it is determinable from the evidence which appears before us in a duly authenticated…