Walker v. Perry

“Leon Perry, as administrator de bonis non of the estate of I. A. Bush Sr., deceased,” alleges in his declaration in attachment that Mrs. Ela S. Walker is indebted to him as such administrator $3769.44, with interest, said indebtedness being evidenced by nine promissory notes, copies of which are attached to the declaration as exhibits A to I, inclusive. The first eight of these notes, aggregating $1500, are dated and payable at different times during the year 1920, and are signed by both the defendant and her husband, J. R. Walker, where makers usually sign, the defendant’s name being…