Greene v. Booth

RUDKIN, Circuit Judge.

Between July 16, 1914, and September 14, 1914, the Levinson Company, a corporation, Joseph Levinson, and A. L. Brown executed three promissory notes, aggregating $40,000, to three ■different banks in the city of Seattle. Levinson was the owner of all of the capital stock of the Levinson Company, and at'his request and for his sole benefit Brown signed the notes as surety only. On various dates between December 11, 1914, and May 8, 1915, Brown paid the three notes, principal and interest, and took indorsements without recourse. On the 27th day of June, 1919, Levinson was…