Gabbert v. Schwartz

The complaint in this case shows, that on the 20th day of January, 1876, the appellant George G. Gabbei’t executed to Thomas II. Butler and Alfred M. Alexander his promissory note for eight hundred dollars, payable six months after date at the Merchants National Bank of Indianapolis, and that, to secure the payment of such note, he and his wife, Christina Gabbert executed a mortgage on a lot in the City of Indianapolis, the separate property of the said Christina; that afterward, and before maturity, the note was assigned by Butler and Alexander to’the appellee, Charles L. Schwartz.

The object…