Savings Bank v. Mundt

During the spring and summer of 1919, one Roy M. Donahoe 'borrowed of plaintiff hank about $6,500. He was at the time a renter on the farm' of defendant and was also defendant’s son-in-law. Donahoe owned all the 'horses, cattle, *163and machinery on the farm. On November 26, 1919, Donahoe requested an additional-loan from plaintiff bank of $1,500, and the evidence tended to show that, to obtain this loan, he represented to plaintiff that he had decided to quit farming and sell out; that plaintiff should have the- sale and was to pay itself from the proceeds of the sale for the whole amount of…