Knox v. Gruhlkey

W. H. Gruhlkey sued J. Garrison and W. A. Knox. Personal judgment was sought against J. Garrison on a note for $814, dated September 12, 1913, payable to the order of D. M. Young on demand, no interest,, and 10 per cent, attorney’s fees. It is alleged the Bankers’ Trust Company, a corporation, was the legal and equitable owner of 80 acres of land; “that the promissory note aforesaid, executed by the defendant J. Garrison, was given in part payment for and as part of the consideration for a re-conveyance and retransfer of the title to the land and premises aforesaid from said Bankers’ Trust…