One day, while Ort, a farmer, was working alone in his field, a stranger approached him.The stranger said he was the state agent for a manufacturer of iron posts and wire fence.The two men conversed for some time, and eventually the stranger persuaded the farmer to accept a townshipwide agency for the same manufacturer.The stranger then completed two documents for Ort to sign, telling Ort that they were identical copies of an agency agreement.Because the farmer did not have his glasses with him and could read only with great difficulty, he asked the stranger to read what the document said.The stranger then purported to read the document to Ort, not mentioning that it was a promissory note.Both men signed each document, the farmer assuming that he was signing a document of agency.The stranger later negotiated the promissory note that he had fraudulently obtained from Ort to an HDC.When the HDC brought suit against the farmer, the farmer attempted to defend on the basis of fraud in the execution.Did Ort succeed in the real defense of fraud