Weight v. Miller
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CROCKETT, Justice.
Gordon L. Weight sued on a promissory-note for $1,200 executed by defendant Harry B. Miller. Upon conflicting evidence as to disputed issues of fact, the trial' court found for plaintiff and awarded judgment for the face of the note, interest,, and attorney’s fees. Defendant appeals..
Defendant does not deny the execution-of the note. His contention is that it arose-out of and was an integral part of a contract by which plaintiff was to advance-*114some capital and work for the defendant in the latter’s business, known as Lorraine Press; and that the note was to paid in stock of…
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