Legal Opinion
Howbert v. Norris
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
Decided September 20, 1934No. 952PublishedCited by 11 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BRATTON, Circuit Judge.
In August, 1918, Charles M. Norris sold certain shares of capital stock in the ScuEyNorris Company, a Colorado corporation. The purchaser paid $609 in cash and executed three promissory notes evidencing the balance of the purchase price. The first was for $5,-000 and matured six months after date; the other two were for $7,336.0,2 each and fell due twelve and eighteen months after date, respectively. Each note was paid when due, that is the first and second in 1919 and the third in 1920. Norris received a net profit of $14,712.54 in the transaction, hut failed to make…
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