North v. North

N. L. North sued II. II. North upon a promissory note executed by the latter and payable to the former. Defendant answered that he paid $135 to C. A. Payne at the request of plaintiff with which he agreed to credit the note, but did not, and that the balance on the note had been discharged by reason of the following facts: that in 1933 defendant was appointed guardian of J. R. McCollum, and as such guardian he held a promissory note signed by N. L. North, dated February 13, 1910, due twelve months after date, payable to J. R. McCollum, for the principal sum of $1080, with interest after…