Larson v. Stanton State Bank

The four notes in controversy were executed in February' and March, 1923, and were renewals of notes originally given by plaintiff, Carmel E. A. Larson, — who will be referred to as the appellant, — to the Skinner Packing Company, upon subscriptions for stock in that corporation. The original notes were purchased by the appellee bank, and were many times renewed by the appellant. Three of the notes here involved were in the hands of the appellee bank, and the fourth in the hands of the appellee Danbom, and they claimed to be holders in due course.

The appellant’s claim to recover the notes was…