JANVIER, Judge.
Plaintiff, Willie Cochran, an impecunious blind Negro who, for twelve years, has been living "only on welfare," sues Irving Stafford, a "preacher", for $257.50 claimed to have been loaned to Stafford during the late Fall of 1950. Stafford denies that he borrowed the money.
Defendant appeals from a judgment dismissing the suit "as of nonsuit," praying that the suit be definitively dismissed. Plaintiff answers the appeal, praying for a decree...
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