Exchange National Bank v. Darrow

Appellant filed its bill in equity seeking a new trial in a case tried at law against appellee, wherein the issues were found against appellant and final judgment rendered in bar of its action upon a promissory note for $1,660, bearing date November 10, 1887, alleged to have been made by James H. Jenkins in his lifetime, payable to the order of Henry Metz, due in one year after date, with eight per cent interest which the payee indorsed and delivered to appellant. Jenkins died in September, 1888, appellee was appointed administrator, and, after a contested trial in the County Court, judgment…