First National Bank v. Collamer

In May, 1923, defendant executed and delivered to the Pollock Lumber Company two promissory notes, one for $2,000 and one for,$1,000, payable to the order of said company at plaintiff’s bank. Plaintiff became the owner and holder of the notes by indorsement and delivery thereof before maturity. Before the payment date of the notes in August, 1923, defendant prepared to renew the notes. He did this by executing checks to the amount of $395 and two promissory notes for $1,800 and $850, respectively, payable at plaintiff’s bank; these checks and notes he delivered to Louis Pollock, president of…