Pohle v. Dickmann
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from the St. Louis City Circuit Court. — Hon. P. R. Elitcraft, Judge. (1) Any person who writes his name . across the back of a note, of which he is neither maker nor payee, may show that it was agreed and understood between the maker, payee, and himself, that he was to be indorser. W. 3. Barnett v. W. Nolte, 55 Mo.
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Appeal from the St. Louis City Circuit Court. — Hon. P. R. Elitcraft, Judge. (1) Any person who writes his name . across the back of a note, of which he is neither maker nor payee, may show that it was agreed and understood between the maker, payee, and himself, that he was to be indorser. W. 3. Barnett v. W. Nolte, 55 Mo. App. 184; John Mammon v. Johanna Hartman, 51 Mo. 168. (2) A justice of the peace shall render judgment and enter the same in his docket within three days after the cause shall have been submitted to him for his final decision. R. S. sec. 6279. (1) A person other than the…
1Opinion of the CourtBombauek, P. J.
This suit is upon a promissory note, and is brought by the payee against the defendant, who is charged as maker of the note, having placed his name on the back thereof prior to its delivery to the payee. Judgment was rendered for plaintiff in the trial court. The errors assigned by the defendant are that the circuit court had no jurisdiction of the appeal from the justice, and that it excluded competent evidence offered by the defendant.
Section 6279 of the Revised Statutes provides that a justice of the peace shall render judgment and enter the same in his docket within three days after the…
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