Quackenbush v. Isley
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtBrowning, J.
A notice of motion for judgment was instituted by the plaintiff in error, Quackenbush, against Mary Frances Isley, executrix of W. P. Isley, deceased, for $2,200.00 with interest at six per cent per annum from October 4, 1928. The debt was evidenced by a negotiable note made by W. P. Isley on April 4, 1902, and *409payable to Quackenbusb at tbe Bank of Hampton two years after date. He indorsed tbe note and placed it in the said bank for tbe collection of tbe principal and interest. There was no conflict in tbe evidence and tbe case was submitted to tbe trial court on tbe following agreed…
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