Bank of Commerce & Savings v. Randell
Nebraska Supreme Court
Appeal from the district court for Douglas county: Charles Leslie, Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
Button, District Judge.
In November, 1918, IV. A. McClaran and C. A. Lanagan sold the note of one Randell for $10,000 to the Bank of Commerce & Savings, of Duluth, Minnesota. The original note obtained from Randell by McClaran and Lanagan was in payment of certain shares of stock in the Onahman Iron Company. Randell claimed this note was obtained by fraud and without consideration, and also claimed the bank had notice of these facts at the time it purchased the note. The sale was made to one Locher, acting president of the bank, and Locher claimed he had no knowledge of any infirmity in the…
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