Corcanges v. Childress

In December, 1915, appellee, Childress, executed and delivered to appellant Corcanges two promissory notes, each for the principal sum of $100. In- the latter part of the year 1917, o-r early in 1918, Corcanges brought suit against Childress to recover the amount of the notes, and Childress contested the suit upon the ground that he was induced to execute and deliver the notes to Corcanges through the latter’s fraud and deceit. Upon a trial on May 10, 1918, Corcanges recovered judgment for the amount of the notes, how ever, and this judgment became final without appeal. Alias execution was…