Blaine v. Darwin

In this action, the appellant, E. F. Blaine, sought to recover against the respondents, L. H. Darwin and Katherine Darwin, his wife, upon a promissory note. There was a trial by jury and a verdict returned in favor of the defendants, on which a judgment of dismissal with prejudice was entered.

The complaint was in form that usual in such cases. It was alleged therein that on July 5, 1918, one Arthur V. Watts, for a valuable consideration, executed and delivered his promissory note to the respondent L. H. Darwin for the sum of two hundred dollars, payable on demand, and that Darwin, for a like…