National City Finance Co. v. Lewis, Civ. 6702 (1931)
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
* Rehearing denied 4 P.2d 163. Three barriers have been erected between plaintiffs and the judgment for $87,550 and interest which they desire. The first barrier is the conclusion that the plaintiffs have no legal capacity to sue, because they have failed to file and publish a certificate of doing business under a fictitious name. Secondly, it is found that fraud guided the defendant's hand as he signed the twelve notes upon which recovery is sought. Lastly, it appears that plaintiffs failed to demand payment when the notes matured and neglected to tender the stock which had been pledged as…
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