Owsley County Deposit Bank v. Burns
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Judge Thomas —
Affirming.
Appellees and defendants below, A. H. and Snsan Burns, on September 7, 1910, execnted to T. C. Fuller tbeir promissory note for $3,700.00 due in twelve months. It possessed all the requisites of and it was a negotiable instrument under our negotiable instrument law, and three days thereafter it was discounted by the payee to the appellant and plaintiff below, Owsley County Deposit Bank, and the proceeds were placed to the credit of the payee who was at the time cashier of plaintiff. Contemporaneous with the execution of the note defendants also…
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