Newhall Savings Bank v. Buck

The defendant and appellee Happel was, at the time of the transaction out of which this controversy arose, a dealer in farm machinery at Newhall. Under an arrangement which it is not necessary to set out or discuss in detail, the defendant and appellee Bommann, residing at Garrison, on March 30, 1920, sold to the defendant and appellant, Buck, a tractor belonging to Happel, taking in payment the note in suit. The note is for $1,525, is payable to the order of Rommann, is due June 1, 1920, and contains a provision to the effect that, in case of a suit, any justice of the peace may have…