Ilg v. Andrews
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtPetrie, J.
This is an action by one maker of a promissory note against another maker of the same note. Plaintiff Andrew Ilg contends that he was an accommodation party to a note dated October 11, 1968; that he was compelled to pay the principal plus interest due on the note; and that he has a right of recourse against the accommodated party, defendant Warren F. Andrews. Defendant has asserted that the underlying obligation which gave rise to the execution of the note derived from a contract for delivery and installation of cabinets to defendant’s apartment complex by plaintiff, who was not registered…
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