National Trust Bank v. Seaman

Mr. Presiding Justice Eldredge

delivered the opinion of the court.

In March, 1930, the First National Bank of Charleston was the owner of a note for the principal sum of $3,182.75 signed by Charles B. Seaman and Opal L. Seaman, the consideration of which was money loaned by that bank to said Charles B.. Seaman. Subsequently appellant purchased the assets of that bank including the above note. This note was renewed several times until March -19, 1932, when, in vacation, appellant procured a judgment by confession against Charles B. Seaman, Opal L. Seaman and G. W. Seaman, the latter being the…