Bank of Anderson v. Breedin

Action upon a note executed and delivered by the defendant, C. S. Breedin, to one Charles R. Moore, dated February 17, 1920, due 30 days after date, for $1,500, and 10 per cent, attorney’s fees. Although the “case” and both arguments state that the note was payable “to Charles R. Moore” without words importing negotiability in the commercial sense, it appears to have been treated throughout as a negotiable promissory note, and it will be so considered in this discussion. On the day of its execution the payee, Charles R. Moore, negotiated a transfer of the note to the plaintiff bank, indorsing…