Corinth Bank & Trust Co. v. Feltman
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
ANDEBSON, O. J.
The only question presented by this appeal is whether or not the trial court properly allowed a credit of $780 on tile note of ti. B. Peltman and wife, secured by mortgage, due December 15, 1921.
Tliis note and mortgage were for $1,000, due December 15, 1921, and were given by H. B. Feltman and wife to H. B. Peltman & Co., a firm composed of H. B. Peltman and J. J. Lawler. Lawler, being the manager of the firm, transacted all of the business with the bank. In an effort to show a credit on the note and mortgage, the appellee introduced a paid check as follows:
“Corinth, Miss.,…
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