Scott v. Christenson

This action was commenced in September, 1904, by Charles Scott, as executor of the last will and testament of R. H. Scott, deceased, to recover the remainder alleged to be due from do*224fendants on their promissory note given to the testator. The complaint alleges the execution of the instrument, the making of a last will by the testator, his death, the probate of the will, the plaintiff’s nomination, appointment and qualification as executor, his right to the note, and also avers:

“That defendants have not paid said note, nor any part thereof, except the sum of $20.50, as interest thereon, paid…