First National Bank Marlinton v. A. A‪.‬

1. Under W.Va. Code, 46-3-403 [1963], where the plaintiff suing upon a note is an immediate party to the instrument, and the defendants' signatures do not show their representative capacity, a legend bearing the principal's name is enough to permit the introduction of parol evidence on the issue of personal liability. 2. Under W.Va. Code, 46-3-307 [1963], after a plaintiff suing on a note has made a prima facie case as to a signature's genuineness, a denial of the signature's genuineness along with a sample of the defendant's true signature will rebut a presumption of genuineness.