Porter v. Millard

Worden, «T.

Action by Millard against Porter, on a promissory note. Verdict and judgment for the plaintiff.

The case has once before been in this Court, and was decided at the May term, 1860, though it does not, from oversight, we suppose, appear in the 14th volume of Reports.

On the trial, the Court gave the jury the following charge: “In this case there is no evidence tending to prove a failure or want of consideration in the original twelve hundred dollar note referred to in the second paragraph of the defendant’s answer, or fraud in its execution, against the plaintiff. You must find for the…