Smith v. OWEN

This is an action on a promissory note in which judgment was recovered by the plaintiff after a jury trial and the defendants have appealed.

The note is dated June 28, 1951, is in the principal sum of $12,772.50, is made payable in five installments to the National Bank of Commerce of Seattle at its Yakima Branch in Yakima, Washington, contains an acceleration clause, and was signed by “Earl Owen, Partner,” under the words “Earl Owen and Leonard Wormdahl, Partners.” Execution of the note grew out of the purchase by the defendants from Central Chain and Transmission Company, a Washington…