Northey v. Vandermark

December 15, 1948, George J. Vandermark, Jr., and wife executed a promissory note to Randall & Doyle, Inc., in the sum of $3,040, payable in installments. The Vandermarks defaulted, and the note was assigned to Ken Northey, doing business as Lee-Ron Credit Service, for collection. He commenced an action to obtain judgment for the balance due on the note. By stipulation of the parties, judgment for $1,090, together with Ínteres); and attorneys’ fees, was entered November 26, 1957. The judgment was predicated upon the obligation created by the Vandermarks’ installment note made payable to…