Peoples National Bank v. D. & M. Coal Co.

Opinion by

Cunningham, J.,

Judgment was entered against the above-named defendants in the court below on May 5, 1926, by direction of the plaintiff’s attorney. As his authority he presented a demand note for $1,700 in which D, & M. Coal Company was the maker, and Yail, Kettle, Dinger and O’Hern, the other defendants, were the payees. The note contained a warrant of attorney to confess judgment against the maker. On the reverse side of the note was an assignment to the plaintiff bank and a guarantee of payment of the note, which also contained a confession of judgment signed by all the payees…