NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS, § 368 — when action of court in ordering payment of note prior to maturity was proper. Where plaintiff in equity suit asked cancellation of note and trust deed, which note was in principal sum of $400, payable one year after death of her father, with interest at six per cent after such death, and it appeared that plaintiff contended court erred in holding plaintiff could not pursue her suit against defendant unless she paid sum of $350 and interest, totaling $400, to defendant, on theory that since note was not due until one year after death of third person, payment could not be enforced prior to death of such person, held that order entered was not erroneous since it was attempt by court to put parties in status quo so that defendant would be paid his expenditure.
See Callaghan's Illinois Digest, same topic and section number.
Opinion by JUSTICE WHEAT.
Not to be published in full. opinion filed May 28, 1946; released for publication June 24, 1946.