Howard v. Fraser

In this case the plaintiff sought, by two causes of action set out .in his complaint, to recover judgment against the defendant upon two promissory notes for the sum of $300 each, given by defendant to one A. Howard on May 3, 1926, due, respectively, 9 and 12 months after date, alleged to have been “sold, assigned, and transferred” to him by said A. Howard.

The defendant’s answer to each cause of action is the same. The making of the notes is admitted; but it is denied that they were made or executed for value, or that they were owned by plaintiff. The answer also sets forth three special…