B & C ENTERPRISES v. Utter

OPINION

By the Court, Mowbray, J.:

This is an appeal from a judgment of the district court based on a $7,500 promissory note signed by Appellants B & C Enterprises, a corporation, as maker, and William H. Boegle, as guarantor, in favor of Respondent Chester Utter, the payee.

The case was tried before the district judge, sitting without a jury, who awarded judgment in favor of Utter and against B & C Enterprises and Boegle for the sum of $8,428.72, representing the principal due on the note plus accrued interest; $1,000 for attorney’s fees; and $104.30 for costs.

B & C Enterprises and Boegle have…