German American State Bank v. Watson
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Anderson district court; Charles A. Smart, judge.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Mason, J.:
The German American State Bank sued W. T. Watson upon two notes, one for $1748.15, signed by him and payable to the bank, the other for $280, signed by I. M. Blitz, payable to Watson, and indorsed by him to the bank. The execution and indorsement. were admitted, but the defendant pleaded facts which he relied upon as relieving him from liability. A demurrer to his evidence was sustained, and he appeals.
Most of the evidénce of the defendant was directed to the proposition that he was not liable upon the larger note because of the circumstances…
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