A. Leschen & Sons Rope Co. v. Case Shingle & Lumber Co.

Appellant sued respondents to recover upon a promissory note dated January 14,1924, in the sum of $2,186.04, together with interest, attorney’s fees and costs. The complaint was in the usual form of such actions.

Respondent Pacific Cedar Company, by answer, admitted the execution and delivery of the note as alleged, but put in issue all the other allegations of the complaint.

Respondent Case Shingle & Lumber Company, by answer, admitted the execution and delivery of the note as alleged, denied that it was given for a valuable, or any, consideration, denied that no payments had been made thereon…