Conrath v. Houchin

This is an action on a promissory note, with an agreement as to deposit of collateral attached.

The petition is in two counts, the first of which asks reformation of the instrument sued on so as to conform to the true intent of the parties; and the second count is a suit on the note proper as reformed. The first count was tried as a suit in equity, on June 30, 1927. After hearing the evidence the court took the case under advisement, and on October 15, 1927, ■ rendered its judgment reforming the note. Defendant James A. Houchin was adjudged to be in default and judgment was rendered against…