First State Bank v. Funston
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
HURST, ,T.
This is an action on a renewal promissory note, executed by L. T. Funston and E. V. Miller to the First State Bank under the following circumstances: The bank had made arrangements to act as clerk at a public sale of property belonging to Mrs. Funston, mother of one of the defendants, and as was its custom, it handled the notes given at the sale. Defendant Fun-ston purchased some property at the sale and the bank refused to accept hi® note without other indorsements. The next day, on October 1, 1931, he executed a note to defendant Miller for $106.60, procured Miller’s indorsement…
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