Wyatt v. Buckley

HAMITER, Judge.

Fourteen promissory notes, dated January 27, 1932, were made and signed by defendant F. K. Buckley, and indorsed by one O. E. Corbett, and were payable and delivered to plaintiff, T. C. Wyatt. Each was for the sum of $62.42 and carried interest at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum from maturity until paid. One note was due and payable February 15, 1932, and the remainder were to be paid one each month thereafter. A chattel mortgage executed by the said F. K. Buckley, and covering certain pool hall equipment, secured all of the instruments.

On February 22, 1934, the above-named…