Browne v. Nowlin

GORDON, Justice:

This appeal stems from a loan made by Lester and Hazel Nowlin (hereinafter appellees) to Champion A. Browne in exchange for his promissory note of $2,781.00, payable monthly at “the main office of Title Insurance Company of Minnesota”, (hereinafter Minnesota Title). To accomplish payment of the note, which was secured by a real estate mortgage, appellant assigned a collection account at Minnesota Title to appellees. Following a sporadic series of payments, the Nowlins instituted a suit to accelerate the debt and foreclose on the mortgage, alleging the monthly payments and real…