Fritts v. Kirchdorfer
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 78. — ACTION BY THE GERMAN BANK OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE AGAINST J. C. KIRCH'DGRFER, W. H. FRITTS AND OTHERS — Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court (Chancery Branch, Second Division). Samuel B. Kirby, Judge. From a judgment for cross-petition, Kirehdorfer against Fritts, the latter appeals. —
1Opinion of the Court
*645Opinion of the Court by
Judge Settle
— Affirming.
On March 19, 1908, the German Bank of the City of Louisville.brought .suit in the court below against the Kirchdorfer Automobile Company, J. C. Kirchdorfer, "W. H. Fritts, and H. T. Gratz, upon two promissory notes — the first being for $1,150, bearing date August 21, 1907, due 30 days thereafter and credited by interest paid to January 23, 1908; the second for $550, of date September 13, 1907, and due in 30 days, with the following credits indorsed thereon: Interest paid to January 23, 1908: $100 paid October 26,1907; $100, December 23,1907;…
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