Parlor City Lumber Co. v. Sandel

ROGERS, Justice.

The Parlor City Lumber Company, Inc., sued Mrs. Anna S. Sandel on a certain second mortgage note for $6,000, alleging that the note had been given to secure a note of Percy Sandel for $5,897.26, and that it was past due and unpaid, notwithstanding amicable demand. Both notes were annexed to the petition. Mrs.' Sandel, in her answer, admitted she executed and delivered the note as collateral security for the note of Percy Sandel, but she denied liability, alleging that she had been released from any personal obligation thereon under an oral agreement made with plaintiff.

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