Shook v. Benson

The questions for review are rulings on evidence.

The suit, by J. B. Benson for the use of -Mrs. J. W. Moody, was for a sum due on promissory notes. Plaintiff offered a note dated October 26, 1917, in the sum of $200, due December 1, 1920, with interest from date; also, a note of $200 of the same date, payable December 1, 1921, with interest from date.

In support of his pleas of payment and tender, defendant offered his son, Robert Shook, as a witness, who testified that on or about December 8, 1919, he paid to Mr. John F. Proctor, agent for Mrs. ’Moody, the sum of , $200; that the payment was…