at Montreal affirming the judgment of the trial court and maintaining the respondent's, plaintiff's, action.
The action is brought for the payment of a promissory note signed: "Ville Montrial-Nord, Joseph Boyer, maire, J.
The municipality appellant fyled a general denial to the statement of claim; and the appellant having made default to answer to interrogatories on faits et articles, these were declared by the court pro confessis. No other evidence was adduced by either party.
The trial court gave judgment against the appellant for the amount of the note; and the Court of Review held the evidence, the interrogatories declared pro confessis, sufficient to enable the respondent to obtain judgment on his action.
The defendant appealed to the Supreme -Court of Canada, which, after hearing counsel for both parties, reserved judgment, and, at a subsequent date, dismissed the appeal with costs.
L. E. Beaulieu K.C. for the appellant.
Perron K.C. and Gustave Monette for the respondent.