Engle v. Werner

Hargest, P. J.,

This case comes before us upon a motion for a new trial and also for judgment n. o. v. The suit was brought upon three notes aggregating $1,600, and was tried in 1934 before Judge Charles V. Henry, specially presiding, resulting in a verdict for defendant. The notes were admittedly given by decedent, Paul H. Werner, to plaintiff, Engle. Werner sold plaintiff a paper box manufacturing business, and he paid therefor the sum of $5,000 in cash and agreed to pay $300 per month on account of the unpaid purchase money and $100 per month for rental of the premises. About four months…