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· 5/31/1898

Farmers & Merchants' Bank v. Richards

Citations

  • 6 Cal. Unrep. 19
  • 53 P. 439
  • 1898 Cal. LEXIS 1043

Syllabus

<p>Notes—Fraud as Defense.—No Defense to Note is Shown by answer alleging that, by false representations of plaintiff’s officers, defendant was induced to make the note in payment of others previ ously given for money borrowed by him from plaintiff, no damage being shown.</p> <p>Notes.—Fraudulent Representations, to be Defense to note, must be such as to cause defendant to execute the note.</p>

Judges: Britt

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