Wedding v. First Nat. Bank, Inc., of Chicago

Opinion of the Court by

Sims, Commissioner

Affirming.

A cognovit note for $2,576.65 was executed to the Forman-State National Bank on December 22,-1933, by the Jiffey Manufacturing Company through C. C. Wed ding, president, and J. R. FinkLestein, H. W. Brown and C. C. Wedding, signed the note as sureties. This note was due March 22, 1934, or at any time the payee “feels unsafe or unsecure for any reason whatsoever,” and it was a renewal of the unpaid balance of a $5,000 note the makers had executed to the bank in 1930.

The note is quite long, covering almost' four single spaced typewritten pages,…