Kelsey v. Munson
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the District of Colorado. In the matter of the Radies’ Cash Store, a partnership, bankrupt. From an order allowing a claim in favor of H. E. Munson and T. E. Munson, E. M. Kelsey, as trustee, appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Circuit Judge.
About June 8, 1908, Addie T. Munson and Mary Munson formed a partnership under the name of the Ladies’ Cash Store and contracted to buy a stock of goods at Sterling, Colo., for about $4,000. Addie T. Munson borrowed upon real estate security $2,000, which she turned over to the ¡firm, and Mary Munson borrowed a like sum of the Logan County National Bank, giving as sureties therefor H. E. Munson and T. E. Munson, which she turned over to the firm, and with the $4,000 the firm paid for its stock of goods.
As an inducement to sign the Mary Munson note as surety, both Addie T.…
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