Kedy v. Kramer

Elliott, J. —

The appellee sued upon a note and mortgage executed by William U. Kedy and Meda Kedy to Oliver Galvin, and by Galvin assigned to the appellee.

The answers of the appellants were in confession and avoidance, and hence admitted the material allegation of the complaint that the note and mortgage were assigned to the appellee. As this allegation was admitted, the appellants can not successfully insist that there is a failure of evidence,, because none was offered to prove the assignment.

A married woman who buys property may execute a note and may, jointly with her husband, execute a…