Kissell v. Creel

BEN MOORE, Assigned District Judge.

The action is brought on two promissory notes signed by defendant and payable to plaintiff’s decedent. One is dated December 17, 1938, in the amount of $5,558.18, and is payable “within one year after settlement of the present Creel Bros, dissolution suit.” The other is dated February 1, 1939, in the amount of $350, and is payable “within one year of the settlement of the present Creel Bros, suit.” Both notes bear interest to be compounded semi-annually at the rate of six percent until paid.

The only issue in the case is whether or not a right of action had…