Seitz
Security Commercial & Savings Bank v. Seitz
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Nourse, J.
This is an action to foreclose a mortgage given to secure the payment of a promissory note for ten thousand dollars executed by the' defendants, A. F. Mack and Wm. Seitz, Jr., and to enforce the payment of a written guaranty for the payment of said note subsequently executed by the defendant, Wm. Seitz, Sr. The note was executed and delivered to the Blochman Banking Company, a eo partnership consisting of L. A. Blochman and J. A. Heap. This bank was subsequently incorporated under the name of Blochman Commercial & Savings Bank, and thereafter the name was changed by a decree of court to Security Commercial & Savings Bank of San Diego, the plaintiff and. respondent herein.
The circumstances surrounding the execution of the note and mortgage are as follows:
One del Fungo, a real estate operator, induced the defendants, Mack and Seitz, Jr., to purchase some ninety acres of land situated in San Diego County at the agreed price of twenty-two thousand five hundred dollars. Payment therefor was made by these defendants by the execution and delivery of three promissory notes, dated November 15, 1912; one for six thousand dollars, which was delivered directly to del Fungo; one for six…