Taylor v. Rugenstein

This suit was brought March 12, 1927, in justice’s court on the following note:

“March 6, 1920.

“On demand after date, I promise to pay to the Thomas Farm Bureau Local, the sum of one hundred dollars ($100). For value received, without interest. Payable at the office of the organization.

“Charles Rugenstein.

“Limit of liability of this note $100.”

The foregoing note bore the general indorsement of the payee. The statute of limitations was pleaded. On appeal to the circuit court a verdict in favor of the defendant was directed. The plaintiff reviews the judgment entered by case-made.

The defendant…