Baldwin v. Bricker

The instructions given by the court below are not in the record, and in their absence we can not say that there was any error in refusing or modifying those asked by the appellants. Puett v. Beard, ante, p. 104.

The evidence shows that the appellee executed the note in Suit, and that it came to the hands of the appellants at such a time and in such a manner as to constitute them bona fide holders, and to entitle them to full protection as such. It also shows that the appellee could not read, and that the payees of the note induced him by fraudulent representations to believe that he ivas…