Automobile Mortgage Co. v. Ayub

February 1,1922, M. Ayub, Ben Revilla, and Manuel F. Lopez executed and delivered to Harry Miller and George Sadlo two promissory notes, one for $3,009, due 60 days after date, and one for $2,000, due 4 months after date, each bearing 10 per cent, interest. The notes were dated at El Paso, Tex., and payable at El Paso. The Automobile Mortgage Company of El Paso afterwards became the owner of the notes. These notes were given as part payment for certain shares of stock in the Latin-American Club, a corporation created under the laws of Mexico, and doing business in the city of Juarez, state of…