Dixie Inv. Co. v. Player

O’NIELL, Chief Justice.

The Dixie Investment Company brought this suit against Samuel Player on four promissory notes, signed by Player, amounting to $242.35, and secured by a paving lien on Player’s lot in Shreveport. Four paving certificates, for the $i242.35, issued under the provisions of Act No. 187 of 1920, as amended by Act No. 115 of 1922, were attached to the notes as collateral security, and were transferred with the notes by the city of Shreveport to the Dixie Investment Company in due course, for a valuable consideration, before maturity, but “without recourse.”

Player allowed…