Hiatt v. Hamilton

S.L. Hiatt, the plaintiff-appellant, brought suit in the district court on a promissory note payable to him in the sum of $16,500 March 1, 1924. This note was signed by the defendants-appellees, J.E. and S.M. Hamilton, according to the recitals in the instrument, on November 26, 1921. As a part of the proceedings, the appellant, as plaintiff in the district court, asked the foreclosure of certain collaterals, consisting of notes and mortgages which were given by the appellees, it is alleged, to secure the payment of the foregoing note. A part of this collateral security seems to have been…