Lawyers' Realty Co. v. Bank of Ludlow

Opinion op the Court by

Drury, Commissioner

Affirming.

The trial court directed a verdict for $5,243.39 in favor of the Bank of Ludlow agaiiist the Lawyers’ Realty Company, and it has appealed.

The Lawyers’ Realty Company admits that on April 1, 1926, it, through Martin J. Brown, its president, executed a note for $6,000 to the Ludlow Savings Bank. There was then in Ludlow a bank known as Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Bank, which on July 15, 1926, increased its capital stock from $30,000 to $50,000, changed its name to the Bank of Ludlow, and continued its business in the same quarters. In some way and…