State Savings Bank v. Markworth

In the early part of the year 1921, Lundgren Bros, were indebted to appellant in various amounts, partly secured by chattel mortgages, and other indebtedness unsecured, Some of these obligations were due,- and they wanted to borrow more money from the bank, The bank refused to extend further credit to them without a signer on the note with them.' They informed the bank that they could not or would not ask anyone to sign notes with' them. The cashier suggested that possibly someone would be willing to sign with them, and asked whether they had any objections to his procuring a signer to the…