Baker State Bank v. Grant
Montana Supreme Court
Appeal from District Court, Fallon County; Daniel L. O’Hern, Judge. Action by the Baker State Bank against J. M. Grant and others. From a judgment for plaintiff and from an order denying them a new trial, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Holloway
On April 17, 1913, J. M. Grant, J. J. Johnston and B. V. Fuqua executed and delivered to Charles E. Clark ten promissory notes, each- for the sum of $200. Before maturity of any of the notes they were all indorsed and transferred by Clark to the Baker State Bank for their face value. The first note was paid at maturity and this action was brought to enforce payment of the other nine notes.
The principal defense interposed is that the ten notes were [1] given in payment for an automobile, sold and delivered by Clai’k to the defendants under an express warranty that the car would pexfform the…
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