Wooleyhan v. Green

Richards, J.,

delivering the opinion of the court:

The reasons assigned by the petitioner, George Green, for the relief prayed for, are two:

First, that the note upon which judgment was entered against him in favor of Rodger E. Wooleyhan was non-negotiable;

Second, that by reason of the non-negotiable character of said note, its assignment did not meet the requirements of the statute and the judgment entered thereon in favor of Rodger E. Wooleyhan should be vacated.

The term negotiable signifies that the note or paper writing to which it is applied possesses the requisites of negotiability.…