First National Bank of Hazard v. Combs

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Thomas

Reversing.

On and prior to the dates herein involved there was an operating bank in the city of Hazard, Ky., incorporated and doing business in the name of “First National Bank of Hazard.” Some time in the latter part of July, 1925, defendants and appellees, J. F. Combs and F. A. Johnson, borrowed from it $3,000, and executed their note for that amount. It was renewed from time to time with the interest being paid until July 7, 1928, which appears to be the last renewal, and it was due 120 days thereafter, or on November 3, of that year. At that time the…