Padley v. Neill
Supreme Court of Missouri
Appeal from Bates Circuit Court. — T. J. Smith, Esq., Special Judge. (1) First. The bond and coupons, calling as they do for an attorney’s fee, are nonnegotiable instruments, under the decisions of this state. Bankv. Gay, 63 Mo. 33; Sannstag v. Conley, 63 Mo. 476; Bankv. Marlow, 71 Mo. 618; Bankv. Gay, 71 Mo. 627; Bank v. Jacobs, 73 Mo. 35; McCoy v. Green, 83 Mo. 633; Hope v. Barker', 112 Mo. 338. Second.
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Appeal from Bates Circuit Court. — T. J. Smith, Esq., Special Judge. (1) First. The bond and coupons, calling as they do for an attorney’s fee, are nonnegotiable instruments, under the decisions of this state. Bankv. Gay, 63 Mo. 33; Sannstag v. Conley, 63 Mo. 476; Bankv. Marlow, 71 Mo. 618; Bankv. Gay, 71 Mo. 627; Bank v. Jacobs, 73 Mo. 35; McCoy v. Green, 83 Mo. 633; Hope v. Barker', 112 Mo. 338. Second. It is not contended that the payor and mater of the note had any notice of the assignment until long after payment. Under these facts the payment to the company, the original payee and…
1Opinion of the CourtBrace, P. J.
In December, 1886, the plaintiff Mary E. Padley with her husband executed the following instrument of writing:
“UNITED STATES OP AMERICA.
“No. 6609.$1,200.00.
“real estate mortgage coupon bond.
“Secured by first mortgage. 7 per cent semiannually.
“Know all men by these presents, That the undersigned, of the county of Bates and state of Missouri, do, for value received, hereby acknowledge ourselves indebted, and by these presents promise to pay to the order of W. J. Neill, the principal sum of twelve *369hundred dollars, in lawful money of the United States of America, at the Third National Bank in the…
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