Allen v. Miller

MORRIS, Judge.

On October 23, 1952 Gordon N. Miller executed two promissory notes payable to the order of John E. iNeset. One note was for $7,250, payable 585 days after date. The other was for $5,000, payable 220 days after date. Both notes were payable at the Bank of Tioga, Tioga, North Dakota. Each note also contained the following:

“with interest from - at the rate of-per cent per annum, payable annually.”

In September 1955 John E. Neset by instruments in writing assigned the notes to the plaintiff, Earl Allen.

In this action Allen prayed for judgment against the defendant for the principal…