Dinch v. Workman

Opinion by

Linn, J.,

In 1916, McCrory ran the Grand Hotel; Dinch, with judgment for $3,500 against him, issued execution and levied on the contents. That levy led to negotiations with Dinch who authorized his lawyer, F. B. Stoner, to consider with McCrory some other method of collecting, or securing payment of, the debt. Mr. Stoner, McCrory and his wife, considered the subject with defendant Workman, and, before a contract signed by him was obtained, the negotiations were continued by his lawyer and resulted in an agreement. Two papers were signed: (1) a bond, by McCrory and Workman for payment…