Campbell v. Rosenow

Appellee sued appellant to cancel two certain notes for the sum of $4,525 each, executed by appellee, John Rosenow, and to prevent the appellant, J. A. Campbell, from transferring or disposing of same; appellee claiming that said notes had originally been procured by the person transferring same to appellant, through fraud and/or failure of consideration. Appellant filed countersuit in the same action, seeking a recovery on one of the notes, the other not being due.

The case was tried to the court without a jury, and judgment rendered in favor of appellee canceling said notes; and denying a…