Ritz v. Karstenson
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Seidenfeld
Carole A. Karstenson, the defendant, appeals from an order which denied her petition to open a judgment confessed by the plaintiff, Kenneth F. Ritz, on her promissory note. She contends that the plaintiff as a transferee of the note which was given as part consideration for the purchase of horses, cannot claim as a holder in due course free from the alleged fraud of the seller and that therefore she has shown, prima facie, a meritorious defense to the complaint to confess judgment.
The defendant executed and delivered a promissory note payable to bearer in the amount of *35,000 on February…
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