36 Ga. App. 229 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1926
This was a suit upon a promissory note. The defendant pleaded, among other things, that the note had been delivered conditionally, in renewal of an old note held by the plaintiff against him. The defendant’s answer, in paragraph 12, as amended, alleged: That plaintiff is not entitled to recover on said note for the additional reason that when he delivered the same to said' agent for said plaintiff, said agent assured your defendant that he would return to your defendant the old note hereinabove referred to, and your defendant executed said note and delivered same to said agent for plaintiff with the additional understanding that the old note would be returned to him, and your defendant says that the same has never been returned to him, and accordingly defendant says that the note sued on is of no effect. That the note or contract sued on, apparently operative between the parties, in fact is not operative for the reason that the same was given with the understanding it was not to be a completed contract until the old or original note referred to in defendant’s answer was returned to him, plaintiff through said agent agreeing that he would return same, and it being under
Judgment reversed.
