Mattley v. Wolfe
District Court, D. Nebraska
Action by Herman N. Mattley, trustee in bankruptcy of Walter E. Parker, against Joseph W. Wolfe.
1Opinion of the Court
T. C. MUNGER, District Judge.
Walter E. Parker, the bankrupt, was in business in Rincoln, Neb., and his creditors were pressing him for payment of their claims. He borrowed $600 of a money loaner, giving his promissory note therefor, due in six months. He procured the signature of Wolfe as a surety on this note, and gave to Wolfe a chattel mortgage upon his stock of goods and fixtures, conditioned that if Parker should pay Wolfe his note, which was described by its date and the date of its maturity, the mortgage should be void. A renewal note was given to the money loaner about the date of the…
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