Holland v. . Dulin

It is tbe contention of H. L. Dulin that be stands in tbe shoes of Anderson-Dulin-Yarnell Company with respect to tbe Holland notes and deeds of trust, because tbe money loaned by him to Fisber on 29 December, 1925, was advanced to take up tbe note beld by tbe corporation; that tbe collateral transferred to bim was a continuing-security for tbe original indebtedness; and that tbe note executed to bim was but an evidence of tbe original debt.

But tbe note beld by Anderson-Dulin-Yarnell Company was not transferred or assigned to Dulin. Tbis obligation was canceled, and Fisher executed a new note…