Security Bank v. Bell
21 N.W. 470, 32 Minn. 409, 1884 Minn. LEXIS 181
Opinion
There was no conflict in the evidence as to the transaction upon which the note sued on was given, and there is no question that it showed an entire want of consideration.
Order affirmed.
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Security Bank v. Bell, 21 N.W. 470, 32 Minn. 409, 1884 Minn. LEXIS 181 (Mich. 1884).
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