Knode v. Baldridge
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Wayne Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtElliott, J.
— The assignment of error, which first requires; consideration, is that based upon the ruling refusing appellants a new trial.
The material facts established by the evidence may be-thus summarized: Robert G. Newcome and Franklin G„. Newcome were partners under the firm name of R. & F. GNewcomo, and, by their firm; name, executed to Daniel Petty the promissory note upon which the complaint is-founded. The note is dated November 9th, 1872, and payable one day after date. Subsequent to the execution of the note, Robert Newcome died. In 1878, after the death of said Robert, the Wayne Circuit Court…
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