Fannie Saslow v. Saslow

Opinion by

Tkexlkr, P. J.,

This case comes before us in an appeal from the order of the court below making absolute a rule for the opening of a judgment. The note in question was dated, June 1, 1929, for the sum of $750 and signed “Stanley Cleaners & Dyers, Nathan Saslow (L. S.), Adolph Kahn (L. S.), Sidney Portnoff (L. S.)” and witnessed by “Christian Y. Kessler and Sam Saslow.”

The petitioner, Adolph Kahn, alleged that the note was signed by him with the name of the payee in blank, that he understood that the omission would be supplied by the insertion of the name of Sam Saslow, whereas it…