Ohio Savings Bank Co. v. Marleau
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CHITTENDEN, J.:
Epitomized Opinion
The Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Company brought an action on various promissory notes. A corporation borrowed money of a bank and gave certain notes for the loan, secured by collateral, and the personal endorsement of two of the officers of the Marleau-Bucklen-Schoen Company. As the company could noil pay these notes when they matured, the time was extended. and new notes given. At the time these new notes were given a contract was entered into by the parties. Shortly afterwards the bank brought suit on the old notes against the indorsers. The defendants claimed…
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