Steiner v. Rig-A-Jig Toy Co.
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE ROBSON
delivered the opinion of the court.
Defendant, Rig-A-Jig Toy Company, appeals from a judgment confirming a judgment by confession previously entered in favor of the plaintiff. The confessed judgment on two promissory demand notes executed by the defendant corporation was in the sum of $40,000 principal, $19,200 interest, and $3,000 attorney’s fees.
The records reveals that the plaintiff, Oscar Steiner, M. S. Landfield, and the intervening petitioner, Joseph Wertheimer, had, since 1935, been engaged in a series of business relationships. In 1945 these three men agreed to participate…
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