Daily Mines Co. v. Catalina Consolidated Copper Co.

— Jack Martin brought suit against Daily Mines Company, a corporation, to recover on a note for $1,500, dated November 13, 1937, executed by it in favor of Catalina Consolidated Copper Company, and by the latter assigned to Martin. Daily Mines Company answered, and asked that the Catalina Consolidated Copper Company be brought in as a third-party defendant, and then, in a third-party complaint, set up two defenses to the note. The first was that Martin was not an innocent holder for value, and the second was that the note was usurious, and in the complaint it asked to recover from the…