Farmers' State Bank v. Blevins
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Dickinson District Court. Action to recover on certain promissory notes pledged as collateral security. Judgment for the plaintiff Bank, at the May term, 1888. The plaintiff, not satisfied with the amount of the judgment, brings the case here. The facts appear in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
*537Opinion by
Simpson, C.:
Tbe Farmers’ State Bank, as plaintiff in the court below, brought this action against defendant in error on three notes, made June 13, 1887, by defendant to one J. H. Brady, and by Brady indorsed and transferred to plaintiff before maturity, as collateral security for certain indebtedness then owing from Brady to said bank. The notes sued on were for the aggregate sum of $5,000, with interest at the rate of 8 per cent, from their' date. No part of said notes had been paid. They secured a debt of $4,367.63. On the trial the defendant pleaded, and attempted to prove, a…
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