Kellogg-Citizens National Bank of Green Bay v. Felton
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtWhitfield, P. J.
It appears that several promissory notes for borrowed money were executed and delivered in the State of Wisconsin, all being signed by the married woman defendant in error, herein, and some of the notes were also signed by her husband, both husband and wife being then domiciled in the State of Wisconsin. In 1925 the husband and wife became domiciled in Florida, remaining therein. Renewal notes for the borrowed money appear to have been executed in 1926 in Florida with a Wisconsin date line, and delivered in Wisconsin while the husband and wife were domiciled in Florida. In 1929 an ordinary…
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