Hollen v. Crim
West Virginia Supreme Court
Error to Circuit Court, Barbour County. Action by Levi T. Hollen to recover the amount of a note as for money hail and received for his use against E. H. Crim, and M. Peck, executors of J. N. B. Crim, deceased. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendants bring error.
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, I3resideNt:
June 15, 1894, M. N. O’Brien made a note to Levi T. Hollen at six months for $198. 'April 26, 1897, Hollen delivered this note to J. N. B Crim, whose receipt therefor concluded “to collect if I can.” At the time he received this note Crim had pending a chancery suit against O’Brien and others to subject land to the payment of sundry judgments recovered by him, aggregating a lai’ge amount. The land of O’Brien involved consisted of a tract of 645 acres and a tract of 150 acres, the latter then subject to the lien of a deed of trust in favor of another creditor for about…
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