Farmers' Bank v. Boyd
Nebraska Supreme Court
Error from tbe district court for Otoe county. Action in the nature of indebitatus assumpsit on two promissory notes given by a femme covert. Tried below before Jessen, J. Judgment for defendant.
1Opinion of the Court
Oldham, 0.
This was a suit on two promissory notes signed by a married woman, without her husband joining with her. The notes did not recite that they were given on the faith and credit of the separate estate of the maker. The undisputed facts arising on the pleadings and evidence are that the notes were given for stock in a hedge-fence company; that the maker of the notes was the owner of separate property at the time the notes were executed; that she never actually received any consideration for the notes; that the plaintiff purchased these notes for a valuable consideration, before…
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