Woodbury v. Glick
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Marshall District Court. — Hon. O. B. Bradshaw, Presiding Judge. Action for accounting and for equitable relief. Tbe .particular form of relief contended for in argument is a judgment against each maker for balance due on’ each of three promissory notes signed, respectively, by each of three defendants, viz., Charles Glick, E. E. Click, and C. J. Lander. Nothing is now claimed against the other defendants.
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Appeal from, Marshall District Court. — Hon. O. B. Bradshaw, Presiding Judge. Action for accounting and for equitable relief. Tbe .particular form of relief contended for in argument is a judgment against each maker for balance due on’ each of three promissory notes signed, respectively, by each of three defendants, viz., Charles Glick, E. E. Click, and C. J. Lander. Nothing is now claimed against the other defendants. The trial court dismissed the petition, and the plaintiff has appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, J.
The plaintiff holds his cause of action by written assignment executed by the Eirst National Bank of Marshalltown to the plaintiff as trustee for E. J. Wood-bury and J. P. Woodbury. The plaintiff is the son of E. J. Woodbury. E. J. Woodbury and J. P. Woodbury are brothers. Eor many years and up to 1907, they were the owners of practically all of the stock' of the Eirst National Bank of Marshalltown. Erom October, 1893, to May, 1907, J. P. Woodbury was the . president of such bank. Eor many years prior to October, 1893, Ceorge Glick was the president of such bank. Charles Click, E. E. Click…
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