First International Bank v. Brehmer

Englert, Dist. J.

On the fourth day of February, 1920, the defendant, Amos Brelimer, executed and delivered his promissory note, in the sum of five hundred dollars, bearing ten per cent interest, due October first, 1920, to the plaintiff, a banking institution. This note remained unpaid. The defendant, on the 31st day of October, 1924, deposited in the plaintiff bank, on general deposit, the sum of five hundred thirteen dollars and eighty-five cents. On that day, the plaintiff commenced an action against the defendant on the note, and commenced garnishment proceedings, naming itself as…