Loland v. Nelson

The basis of plaintiff’s claim for the relief sought herein is an alleged mistake. Plaintiff held a mortgage upon certain real property owned by defendants Jenning, which mortgage was executed to secure the payment of a note in the principal sum of $2,000. Messrs. Joseph, Haney and Littlefield, of Portland, were the representatives of plaintiff and on November 29, 1926, as such representatives, accepted a check drawn by the defendant J. D. Jenning in said sum of $2,000 upon the Bank of Kenton, which bank was then doing a banking business in Portland. At the time said check was delivered to…