Otis v. I. Eisner Co.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
COATS, J., pro tem.
The Quinby Corporation executed to the defendant I. Eisner Company two certain notes or bonds, denominated in the instrument themselves as bonds, and which for convenience will hereafter be referred to as such. The first of these was executed on April 1, 1928, for the principal sum of $450,000, and the second on June 26, 1929, for the sum of $274,566.66. The second bond was in renewal of the first bond, and was for the unpaid balance of the original indebtedness. After default was made in the payments of principal and interest, plaintiff, as receiver for the Quinby…
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