Morrison v. Harmon
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Maxwell, Judge:'
This case was tried by the court in lien of a jury. Plaintiff prosecutes error to a judgment for defendants.
The plaintiff, E. L. Morrison, receiver of the Bank of Win-field, seeks judgment against the defendants, husband and wife, on a note for $5,000.00, dated at Winfield August 25, 1929, payable to the said bank ninety days after date, purporting to be signed by both defendants, .A. M. Harmon and Lolla F. Harmon. The note came into the custody of the receiver along with other assets of the bank when he took charge of its affairs.
Mrs. Harmon testified that she did not sign…
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