Brasch v. Brasch

During a number of years prior to and on October 21, 1919, John Brasch resided with his son and daughter-in-law, Theodore Brasch and his wife, respondents herein. On that date Theodore loaned $6,000 to George W. Rowe, $2,000 of which was his money and $4,000 was the money of his father. The son transacted the business and took a promissory note, bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum, wherein he was named as sole payee, to evidence the loan and a real estate mortgage, wherein he was named as sole mortgagee, to secure its payment. When the loan was due it was renewed and a…