Minnesota Supreme Court, 1929

Simerman v. Hackenkamp

Simerman v. Hackenkamp
Minnesota Supreme Court · Decided June 21, 1929 · PER CURIAM.
225 N.W. 915; 178 Minn. 19; 1929 Minn. LEXIS 1113 (North Western Reporter)

Simerman v. Hackenkamp

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

After verdict for defendant, plaintiff moved for judgment notwithstanding. That motion was denied and judgment entered for defendant) from which plaintiff appeals. The case was argued and submitted with Simerman v. Habisch, 178 Minn. 15, 225 N. W. 913, opinion in which is filed herewith, and is so similar on its facts as to be controlled by that decision. Defendant’s testimony was that he signed what later appeared to be the promissory note in *20 suit upon the representation and believing that he was signing a paper only for the purpose of giving the stock salesmen his name and address.

Judgment affirmed.

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