Supreme Court of Kansas, 1911

First National Bank v. Fugier

First National Bank v. Fugier
Supreme Court of Kansas · Decided July 7, 1911
85 Kan. 877; 116 P. 512; 1911 Kan. LEXIS 164

First National Bank v. Fugier

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam:

Execution of the note in suit was duly proved and delivery was proved prima facie by production of the note. The evidence does not show, as the appellant claims, that the bank knew the note was not to be paid until the land deal was closed. The court finds nothing in the evidence which would put the bank on inquiry or which shows bad faith on its part. In fact, the evidence shows a purchase in good faith. -The testimony is that the note has not been paid, but that the money deposited by the indorsers was merely for the purpose of security.

The judgment is affirmed.

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