Mok v. Iroquois Building Co.
Michigan Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtJ. H. Gillis, P. J.
The defendants, Mark Abend and Raymond Husic, were officers of the defendant Iroquois Building Company. To partially secure a debt of $9,000 owed by the defendant company to the plaintiff, Ira E. Mok, doing business as Mok Modern Lumber Co., Abend and Husic issued 4 promissory notes of $1,000 each to the plaintiff. Each note was written on the defendant corporation’s checks in the following form:
“Iroquois Building Co. No. 17403 "Wyoming DI 1-8460
Detroit 21, Michigan ....19....
Pay to the order of Mok Modern Lumber Co.
$1000/xx
One Thousand and no/100 ............ Dollars
The Detroit Bank & Trust…
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