Harbine Bank v. McCune

A married woman signed a promissory note containing the married woman’s clause, but denied that the bank extended any credit on her separate estate, and claimed that she had no property, and that the note was given for an indebtedness of her husband. Jury waived; trial had to court and judgment entered against her for $2,293.56, from which she appeals.

The plaintiff brought suit May 1, 1934, against Caroline McCune and her husband upon a promissory note given plaintiff bank by the defendants on November 17, 1930, for $1,775, which note contained a married woman’s clause, pledging payment of…