Lehr v. Guild

Suit was by Frank H. Guild, to recover $900.00 and interest alleged to be due from Earl H. Lehr, as the proceeds from the sale of certain notes owned by Guild and alleged to have been sold by Lehr on the latter’s account. The answer denied generally the facts alleged in the complaint. Also it set up a separate defense in bar of the action, alleging that prior to this suit Guild had commenced and prosecuted to final judgment another action against defendant involving the same facts and transaction. Plaintiff demurred to this defense which the court sustained. The cause was then tried upon the…