Cockrell v. Martin

Mrs. J. H. Martin commenced her action against Fred Beauman to recover on three promissory notes, each for $300, and each due more than eight months after date, and to foreclose a chattel mortgage executed and delivered by the latter to A. M. Cockrell. A. M. Cockrell was later made a party defendant, as indorser of the notes, and the action to foreclose the chattel mortgage was dismissed.

On the trial of the case, the notes sued on, which did not bear the indorsement of the county treasurer that the tax had been paid thereon in accordance with section 9608, C. O. S. 1921, were introduced in…