Interstate Bankers Corp. v. Kennedy
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
RICHARDSON, Chief Judge.
Actions were brought by Interstate Bankers Corporation to recover the unpaid balances on two negotiable promissory notes in the sum of $72 each, respectively executed by appellees. The trial court gave judgments for the admitted balances less $10.80 on each note representing the discounts charged by appellant when it purchased the notes. The appeal charges error in failing to award the full face value.
Four monthly installments were paid to appellant. The payee then abandoned the courses of instruction in horseback riding for which the notes had been given. This is the…
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