Piper v. Neylon

This case is before the court on a third appeal. As was stated in Piper v. Neylon, 88 Neb. 253: “This is a suit on a promissory note for $700 dated December 26, 1901, and due July 1, 1903. The petition contains a copy of the note, and in substance states: It was executed by John Neylon, defendant, and was delivered to Lee Parker, payee, from whom Johji F. Piper, plaintiff, purchased it before maturity for value in the regular course of business, without notice of any equities between the maker and the payee. It Avas indorsed ‘Lee Parker, without recourse,’ May 1, 1903,. and delivered to…