Bowers v. Salitan

Felton, Chief Judge.

The notes sued on were all signed as follows: “Bowers Sht. Metal Co.” and immediately thereunder was the signature, “C. L. Bowers.” The notes were not under seal. The plaintiff contends that as a conclusion of law Bowers Sheet Metal Company and C. L. Bowers were comakers on the notes and that the defendant could not by extrinsic evidence show that he had signed in any capacity other than as comaker. This contention is without merit. ’ “The usual method of signing a corporate contract is for the duly authorized officer or agent to sign the corporate name, adding thereto,…