Caskey v. Crawley

Plaintiff sued on a promissory note for the sum of $1,409.13, with 8 per cent interest thereon from October 15, 1923, and 10 per cent as attorney’s fees. He attached the note to the petition and made it a part thereof. He sued E. H. Crawley and W. D. Goff, and specially reserved his rights against J. E. Currie. He alleged the note to be past due and unpaid and amicable demand.

The note attached to the petition is made payable to plaintiff, and is signed, as maker, by E. H. Crawley, and is indorsed, first, by J. E. Currie, then by W. D. Goff.

Defendant Goff excepted to the petition, for the…