Interstate Credit League v. Widdison

Plaintiff and respondent, Interstate Credit League, a duly licensed collection agency, sued defendant and appellant, R. W. Widdison, to collect certain notes which; it declared, had by one M. C. Metz, been “sold, assigned and delivered to the -plaintiff- for collection.” Defendant and appellant denied that plaintiff was-the legal owner and holder of the notes, alleged that on January 14, 1927, the XL S. District Cou'rt for the District df Idaho had “made and granted to the defendant a decree of discharge from his debts as a bankrupt,” and that M. C. Metz “had actual notice that defendant was…