Mitchell v. Gould

WOOD (W. J.), J., pro tem.

This action was commenced by R. C. Mitchell to enforce the payment of five promissory notes executed by the defendant to plaintiff on March 3, 1921, each being in the sum of $500. After the trial of the action R. C. Mitchell died and Harry E. Mitchell was appointed executor of his estate and substituted as plaintiff herein. The notes were given as evidence of an indebtedness growing out of a transaction in which it is alleged that R. C. Mitchell earned a commission as broker in procuring a subtenant for defendant for a portion of the ground floor of the Brack Shops…