Hayes v. . Green
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtStacy, J.
On 29 March, 1918, the defendant John H. Green executed and delivered to H. A. Feimster six negotiable promissory notes, aggregating $700.00, and secured by mortgage on real estate. The notes were made payable to H. A. Feimster or order. The plaintiff alleges that said notes and mortgage were duly delivered and transferred to him by FT. A. Feimster, or his agent, for full value and before maturity, but none of these instruments bear any endorsement of the payee. H. A. Feimster is now dead; his administrator, J. A. Harper, has intervened in this suit and set up claim to said notes and…
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