Puget Sound Telephone Co. v. Telechronometer Co. of America

This exceedingly complicated controversy involves two suits. The first was against respondent, the Teleehronometer Company of America, a corporation, on a promissory note in the ordinary form. The complaint therein alleges the corporate capacity of appellant and respondent; the execution and delivery of a note for $72,500, setting forth a copy thereof, a credit of $50,000 thereon, and demanded payment of the balance, $22,500, with interest at eight per cent, and an attorney’s fee provided in the note of ten per cent.

The second was by the same appellant against the same respondent upon an open…