Briggs v. McCabe
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Warren Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtGregory, J.
McCabe, as guardian of William Tague, an infant, sued Briggs, the appellant, in the court below, on a *328promissory note, not negotiable, payable to tbe ward. A copy of tbe note is made a part of tbe complaint. In addition to tbe usual averments, it is alleged that tbe note was transferred by assignment by tbe payee to Lewis Mitchell for a trifling consideration, neither for money nor necessaries, tbe said Mitchell having notice that Tague was a minor; that Lewis Mitchell transferred tbe note to Lafayette Mitchell, who bad notice of tbe minority of tbe payee; that tbe note was then either in the…
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