Shepherd v. Continental Bank
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtJames, C.J.
Plaintiff, P. J. Shepherd, appeals the entry of an order denying her motion to compel satisfaction of a judgment in favor of defendant, Puget Sound National Bank (PSNB). We affirm.
In October 1972, Shepherd agreed to purchase shares of stock in Bayly, Martin & Fay of Washington, Inc. Shepherd borrowed the necessary funds from Continental Bank of Burien and as a part of this transaction, she executed a demand note for $33,300 payable to Continental Bank. The note provided for 8 percent interest until date of demand, 12 percent interest thereafter, and attorney's fees for collection on the note.…
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