Strickland v. Gainesville National Bank

Citations

• 75 Fla. 5
• 77 So. 615

Syllabus

<p>An allegation' of ownership by the complainant of a note and mortgage given to secure the note described “or any renewals thereof,” in the following language “that on or about October or November, 1914, the said The Dutton Bank consolidated with' your orator, and your orator became the owner of the said note given by the defendant, Hague Strickland, and of the mortgage given to secure same,” with the further allegation that the note sued on is a renewal of the original note, and it appearing from the bill that the note sued on was made by the original maker to the complainant the alleged successor in interest of ,the payee of the original note, will be held a sufficient showing of ownership of the indebtedness and the mortgage to withstand an attack made upon the bill by demurrer.</p>