Trease v. Haggin
Supreme Court of Iowa
Action to charge the defendant as'indorser of a promissory note. Trial to the court, and judgment for plaintiff for seven hundred and twenty:three dollars and eighty-five cents. Defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Given, J.-
*4591 *458I. On February 14,1894, Miinns West and W. M. West executed and delivered to W. A. Flaggin their two joint promissory notes, payable to W. A. Haggin or order, at Union, Iowa, one for three hundred and fifty dollars and ninety-two cents, payable one year after date, and the other for seven hundred and sixty-eight dollars, payable two years after date, each bearing interest at eight per cent-., payable annually, and eight per cent, on interest due. On the same day Munns West executed and delivered to W. A. Haggin his *459mortgage on certain real estate to secure the payment of said…
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