Marine Trust Co. of Buffalo, New York v. Lord
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
LUJAN, Justice.
On December 12, 1930, Neil P. Renehan, borrowed $1,000 from his uncle, Fred D. Corey, to secure the payment of which he pledged certain shares of American Telephone and Telegraph Company and Union Gas Corporation stocks. Apparently, the loan was a demand obligation matured in August, 1935. The indebtedness was not paid and on September 15, 1941, the appellee, as successor in interest of Corey, filed this action. On August 23, 1945, it was awarded judgment for $1,330.42, less certain credits to be made when the stocks in the United Gas Corporation should be sold. Shortly after…
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