Wilson v. J. Bramblett

Plaintiff and appellant W. Francis Wilson, an attorney at law in Phoenix, Arizona, brought this action against certain named defendants, including respondents J. Newton Bramblett, Frank J. Stefanieh, Stuart M. White, James G. Huebner, Tim Mazzoni, and F. M. Hammaek, to recover on a promissory note for $9,845.54, alleged to have been executed on August 30, 1951, by defendant C. M. S. Kipling (not served) and respondent Stefanieh. It was subsequently signed by C. M. S. Kipling, as general partner, under the typewritten title “The Kipling Syndicate.” The note was for claimed attorneys’ fees…