Davis v. Rudolph

This appeal arises out of a rather unusual situation. The facts are not disputed. In 1939, a judgment was recovered in the sum of $2,721.25 in favor of plaintiff Frank Davis and against Violet Rudolph'and John Bell. Joseph A. Brown was plaintiff’s attorney of record in that litigation. The judgment being unpaid, Attorney Brown on July 18, 1944, filed suit on behalf of plaintiff to renew that judgment. On March 1, 1946, plaintiff Davis signed an assignment to “B. H. Freeman and or Freeman Adjustment Bureau” (hereinafter referred to merely as “Freeman”) of his interest in the ‘1 cause now…