Firth v. Farmers-Citizens Bank
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
ROBERTSON, Judge.
Robert J. Firth, defendant-appellant, appeals a judgment in favor of Farmers Citizens Bank, plaintiff-appellee, on its complaint seeking payment of a check plus interest, costs, and attorneys' fees. Firth wrote a check to the Bank as payment for a third party's debt. Firth argues that the Bank was not a "holder in due course", that he was not liable because of misrepresentation, and that there was a lack of consideration.
Judgment affirmed.
We first note that Firth has come close to waiving any alleged errors for failure to make a coherent argument supported by authority.…
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