Lindahl v. Thacker

Appellee sought a recovery on two promissory notes, the first for $1,400 and the second for $750, together with the interest thereon, evidenced by various instruments described as coupon notes, executed by the appellants, Alva H. Lindahl and his wife, Ethel G. Lindahl. In the prayer no certain sum was named for which judgment was sought, and it was with some difficulty that even the number of notes for principal and interest could be ascertained from the petition. The cause was tried by the court, a jury being waived, and judgment was rendered against appellants for the sum of $3,300, the…