Hood v. Hollister

Bosa Hood lent to Carl Hollister $300, taking therefor a note bearing 7 per cent interest, dated March 19, 1919, and signed by him and his brother, James Hollister, as averred in the additional count of the declaration. The note matured January 12, 1920. At the delivery of the note $17.50 was paid as interest for the ten months the note by its terms was to run. In 1920, Carl Hollister requested an extension of time for payment. In reply to this request Mrs. Hood told him to see James Hollister about the security and he said he would and let her know. He went again to her home February 26,…