Bellisfield v. Holcombe

On or about July 1st, 1918, Floyd E. Bellisfield became indebted to Alfred G. Holcombe and Charles H. Holcombe, partners, trading as Holcombe Brothers, on a promissory note for $2,700, due and payable to Elizabeth B. Holcombe, wife of Charles H. Holcombe; and Alfred G. Holcombe served a notice upon Bellisfield that he should not pay the money due on the note to Elizabeth B. Holcombe, as it belonged and was his property; and likewise, Elizabeth B. Holcombe notified Bellisfield not to pay the same to Alfred G. Holcombe, but to her. Whereupon, Bellisfield filed a bill of interpleader herein, and…