Hunter v. Barronett State Bank
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtOwen, J.
On and prior to the 10th day of October, 1921, the Barronett State Bank owned and held the unsecured notes of one August E. Johnson, aggregating $758, exclusive of interest. Except one note for $50, all were renewals of prior notes. The plaintiff was a depositor and customer of said bank. She had a small amount of money which she loaned from time to time. Some time prior to October 10, 1921, the cashier of defendant bank requested or suggested that she loan to August C. Johnson the sum of $1,000, secured by a real-estate mortgage upon eighty *577acres of wild land in Barron county, which at that…
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