Quinn v. Cox

— On January 7, 1924, Ralph B. Quinn executed and delivered his interest-bearing note for $5,000 to one W. A. Cox, payable January 7, 1927, and, at the same time, executed and delivered to Cox a realty mortgage to secure the note. He brought this suit to have said instruments set aside and declared void alleging as grounds therefor that they were obtained from him by Cox through fraud and without consideration, that the other defendants, assignees of the Cox note and mortgage, knew the facts, that they originated in fraud and that no consideration was paid for them.

Defendants Charles H.…