Rector v. Brown

E. W. Rector brought this suit against Hugh Brown, seeking to recover a personal' judgment against him upon a promissory note for $646, interest, and attorney’s fees. The defendant answered by general demurrer, general denial, and special plea, setting up the following facts, as shown by appellee’s brief:

“On October 13, 1911, the appellant conveyed to the appellee 237 acres of land in Hamilton county. The consideration for this conveyance was $2,100, part of the consideration being paid in cash and a loan of $1,000 being procured, the proceeds of which loan was paid to the appellant, and the…