Spokane Security Finance Co. v. Delano
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHerman, J.
The plaintiff, Spokane Security Finance Company, sued defendant, Edith H. DeLano, a widow, upon a promissory note for' three hundred dollars. Plaintiff claimed to be a holder of the note in due course. During the trial, defendant introduced evidence in support of her affirmative defense, and at the close of such testimony plaintiff challenged the sufficiency of defendant’s evidence by moving that the case be taken from the jury and judgment entered for plaintiff. This motion was granted, and from the judgment in favor of plaintiff entered pursuant thereto, defendant has appealed.
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