Bauman v. BALLARD FISH COMPANY
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HOOD, Chief Judge.
Appellee sued appellant, alleging that a corporation, B & W Transfer Co., of which appellant had been president, had executed a promissory note in the-sum of $4,025.57, payable to .appellee, and that appellant had individually endorsed the note; that the note was "secured by two 1955 Chevrolet trucks and one 1952 Dodge truck”; and that upon default in payment of the note the trucks had been sold and the proceeds applied to the note, leaving a balance of $1,955.57, for which judgment was asked. In his answer appellant denied personal liability on the note and alleged that the…
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