FELTON, C. J.
Homer Lamon sued L. D. Lanier, Jr., on a joint promissory note signed ostensibly as joint makers by L. D. Lanier, Sr., and the defendant, alleging that the defendant was indebted to plaintiff on the note $500 principal, interest and attorney's fees. The defendant answered, admitted signing the note but contended that the consideration for the note was a bill of sale to L. D. Lanier, Sr., to thirty-one items of personal property and $1,000 cash paid by...
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