Woerter v. David

August 20,1940, plaintiff’s predecessor caused judgment by confession to be entered against Abraham David and Fannie David for $776.30. The basis of the action was a promissory note executed by the two defendants May 12, 1931, for $430, payable six months after date to the Humboldt State Bank at “2722 North Avenue, Chicago,” with interest at 7% per annum after maturity. The judgment included the face of the note, $430, interest, $246.30 and $100 attorney’s fees. Execution issued on the judgment and was served on the two defendants by the bailiff of the Municipal court August 29, 1940. Seven…