Craig v. Hebron Building & Loan Ass'n No. 2, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtShehan, J.
The appellant, Elizabeth E. Craig, signed and delivered to the National Home & Improvement Company an alleged promissory note for $275, with interest, dated March 15th, 1932, which provides for monthly payments of $25. By the terms of this note any attorney of any court of record was authorized to appear and confess judgment in favor of the holder thereof for such an amount as remained unpaid thereunder. The note came into the hands of the appellee, the Hebron Building & Loan Asso ciation No. 2. Default ¡having occurred in the payment of certain installments, judgment was entered thereon in…
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