15 Colo. App. 350 | Colo. Ct. App. | 1900
If the statement had simply been followed by the citation of one authority the opinion perhaps would have been quite as satisfactory as it will be when we extend it to a statement of our conclusions. The consideration of the case began and was ended with the examination of the case decided by the supreme court. McKay’s Estate v. The Belknap Savings Bank, 27 Colo. 50. In a lucid and easily understood opinion the supreme court declared the law by which a note like that which is the gravamen of the present suit is to be construed and the rights of the parties measured. That court decided the questions, cited the authorities and stated the law. Since
We discover no error in the record or merit in the appeal, and the judgment will accordingly be affirmed.
Affirmed.