In Lloyd v. Lowe, 63 Colo. 288, 165 Pac. 609, an action for a personal judgment on a promissory note, the plaintiff claimed that, by virtue of a clause in a deed, the defendant assumed and agreed to pay the note.
Summary of this case from Hooper v. Insurance Co.No. 32834.
July 1963.
Certiorari dismissed without opinion.
In Lloyd v. Lowe, 63 Colo. 288, 165 Pac. 609, an action for a personal judgment on a promissory note, the plaintiff claimed that, by virtue of a clause in a deed, the defendant assumed and agreed to pay the note.
Summary of this case from Hooper v. Insurance Co.Full title:LLOYD v. LOWE CAULKING CO
Court:Supreme Court of Florida
Date published: Jul 1, 1963
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