Bank of United States v. Moskowitz

The case was tried before the court without a jury. There are seven causes of action set out in the complaint, all of which are based on promissory notes made by the defendants as copartners and indorsed by the copartnership to the plaintiff bank. These notes are for various sums of money, totaling $6,250. The first note sued upon is dated August 18, 1930, and the last note is dated December 1, 1930, the five other notes bearing intermediate dates.

The complaint alleges that the principal of the first three notes sued upon has been paid, and each cause of action on these notes is for interest…