Per Curiam.
The notes are complete and regular upon their face. Appellant concedes that he signed the notes, but his answer pleads that they were given without consideration and upon false representations. His affidavits in opposition to the motion for summary judgment allege, rather vaguely and with some inconsistencies and seeming contradictions, business transactions between the parties and assert that appellant signed the notes, in blank, without consideration...
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