Graham v. Gordon

MYERS, Associate Judge.

In February 1963 Thomas F. Lundregan executed a promissory note for $2,520, payable to a local bank in monthly installments of $70, in connection with his purchase of an automobile from appellee, Samuel Gordon, who endorsed the note. Shortly thereafter Lundregan died and his daughter, appellant, was appointed admin-istratrix of his estate. Neither the decedent nor the administratrix made any of the required monthly payments and, as a result, Gordon, as secondary obligor, was forced to assume them. After making payments to the bank totaling $1,722 ap-pellee exhibited an…