Adams v. Crittenden

Grace D. Adams sued appel-lees on a note in the principal sum of $400, dated December 20, 1909, alleging that de fendants liad executed a note in favor of Oltmanns Bros., and that they later had transferred said note in blank, before maturity, for value, and without notice, to plaintiff.

Defendants denied that plaintiff was an innocent purchaser, for value, without notice, and the jury found in favor of this defensive pleading, and the appellant has not attacked this finding, and in the oral argument her attorney conceded that appellant was not in the position of an innocent purchaser. Hence…