Zucht v. Jorrie

R. Jorrie sued appellant to recover on a promissory note for $072.40, executed by appellant to Baskin & Kanter, on February 10, 1925, and due six months after date. Jorrie alleged that he was a purchaser without notice and in good faith of the note before maturity, for a valuable consideration. Appellant filed general and special demurrers, a general denial, failure of consideration, and alteration of the note. The firm of Baskin & Kanter intervened in the suit, at the instance of David Kanter, who showed that the note was issued to the firm for the premiums due on two life insurance policies…