St. Petersburg Lumber Co. v. Risley

The appeal in this case brings for review order dismissing bill of complaint on motion.

The bill of complaint was filed on August 26, 1936. The bill of complaint alleges that the appellee, May Belle Allison, and her husband, W. E. Allison, on February 15, 1933, executed to St. Petersburg Novelty Works one promissory note for the sum of $200.00 payable thirty days after date, and one note for $800.00 due one year after date, with interest at 8% from maturity; that the charter of St. Peters-burg Novelty Works was on April 4, 1936, amended to change the name of the corporation to St. Petersburg…