Waterhouse v. Chouinard

The case comes up on exceptions to a directed verdict for the plaintiff.

This was a suit on a promissory note for $400.00 given by the defendant, dated October 31, 1928, and payable to the order of C. E. Currier and by Currier, the next day, on November 1, 1928, endorsed and sold to F. H. Waterhouse, the plaintiff in this action, for the sum of $342.00.

The form of the note, together with the form of an agreement to which, at the time of the sale to the plaintiff, it was attached, was as follows:

“C. E. Currier 39 Dennison Street Auburn, Maine.

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