Court of Appeals of Georgia August 13, 1920, 11179 (McDonald v. Citizens Bank)

Jenkins, P. J.

1. If A, a married woman, with the knowledge and at the suggestion of B, signs a note as principal in favor of C, but without any consideration flowing to her, and with the understanding that B will indorse the note, it is competent for the married woman, in a contest relating solely to an adjudication of the relative rights of herself and B, to show this state of facts by parol,