Smallen

Credit Bureau, San Diego v. Smallen

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114 Cal. App. Supp. 2d 834·1952 Cal. App. LEXIS 1254·249 P.2d 619
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaSeptember 19, 1952California2,857 words

Opinion

Opinion

Plaintiff sues for $1,781.25 as the unpaid balance of $1,900 loaned to defendant, George Smallen, by plaintiff's assignor, Frank Charles Szehner, Jr. Defendant admits the loan and defends upon the ground that it was fully repaid.

Frank Charles Szehner, Jr., and Aileen Szehner were husband and wife Aileen is defendant's sister. Frank Charles [ 114 Cal.App.2d Supp. 835 ] Szehner, Jr., was a chief petty officer in the United States Navy in September, 1948. About that time, he received naval orders to proceed to Honolulu for a tour of duty expected to extend over a period of two years. A family conference was had, at which Szehner and his wife, Smallen, the defendant, and Mrs. Mabel Smallen, mother of Aileen and George, were present. At this conference, it was mutually arranged between the Szehners on their part that they would lend George Smallen $1,900, and that if and when Smallen would accumulate funds toward the repayment of this loan, he would invest the same in United States Series E bonds in the name of himself, Szehner and his wife, Aileen, but retain the bonds in his possession, to be used to defray the expenses of an expected major operation of the then invalid…

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