First National Bank v. Frank

-A rather extended statement of'the record in this case is necessary to a clear understanding of the questions raised. In November,' 1923, appellee filed a petition in two counts, bottomed on two promissory notes made by appellant to appellee, amounting to $7,336, drawing 8 per cent interest; and judgment was-asked for $7,826.18. One H. H. Reed, on the 20th day of January, 1921, executed to R. W. Frank two promissory notes, for $2,000 and $2,770, respectively, due in one year, with 8 • per cent interest. . These notes were indorsed by R. W. Frank to appellee bank. J. H. Frank, in his…