Bank of Neelyville v. Lee

This is a. suit on a promissory note for $363.05 executed’ to defendant Loury by the other defendants and by him endorsed to the plaintiff bank. It is a companion case to those of Bank v. Lee et al., 182 Mo. App. 185, 168 S. W. 796 and Bank v. Lee, 193 Mo. App. 537, 182 S. W. 1016, and grows out of much the same facts. Each of said suits, however, is on different notes.

It is conceded that these notes were given for the benefit of Lee, who was in fact borrowing the money from the plaintiff bank. There is no question as to Lee’s liability and here, as in the other eases, the other defendants…