Larson v. Slette

Minnesota Supreme Court
Larson v. Slette, 125 Minn. 266 (Minn. 1914)
146 N.W. 1094; 1914 Minn. LEXIS 751
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Larson v. Slette

Opinion of the Court

Dibell, C.

The defendant appeals from the order denying his motion for a new trial.

The court finds that on December 16, 1906, the plaintiffs Larson and Eosholt, the defendant Slette, and L. B. Larson, and J. B. Messner, executed a note for $5,000 to the Osseo State Bank, due December 1, 1907. At the maturity of the note each of the plaintiffs paid $1,250. The State Bank of Halstad, at the request of the plain*267tiffs, paid $2,500, and the plaintiffs are now liable to the bank for it. The Osseo bank surrendered and discharged the $5,000 note, and the defendant is not liable upon it. Under such facts the defendant •is liable to the plaintiffs.

A careful examination of the evidence shows that the findings are justified; and there are no facts other than those recited controlling the determination of the case.

Order affirmed.

Reference

Full Case Name
B. B. LARSON and Another v. KNUTE O. SLETTE
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Status
Published