Interstate Finance Co. v. Schroder

Miller, President:

The action, begun before a justice, was upon three negotiable instruments, drafts or inland bills of exchange, dated Chicago, Ill., March 31, 1910, and payable in six, eight and ten months respectively, at the office of the drawer, drawn in its favor, by Commercial Jewelry Company, on the defendant Henry A. Schroder, and by him duly accepted, and each for the sum of forty eight dollars.

The case was tried in the circuit court de novo on appeal by defendant from the judgment of the justice against him in favor of plaintiff, indorsee and holder of the paper, for the full amount…