B.C. Investment Co. v. Throm

BERMAN, Judge.

Plaintiff, B.C. Investment Company, appeals from the trial court’s dismissal of its complaint without prejudice. We affirm.

In August 1971, defendant, Urban L. Throm, executed a promissory note payable to Glenco Development Co. In July 1972, Lloyd Harrison, Jr. purchased a number of notes from Glenco, including defendant’s note, and the notes were assigned to Harrison. Defendant ceased making payments on the note to Harrison in May 1973.

In August 1976, Harrison assigned defendant’s note, along with others, for collection to Victor Crepeau, his attorney. In August 1978, Crepeau…