Pipkin v. Tuer

Appellees, heirs of William Tuer, deceased, instituted suit ón a promissory note for $600, executed by C. P. Stevens and William L. Douglass to William Tuer, against C. P. Stevens, Stephen W. Pipkin, independent executor of the will of W. L. Douglass, deceased, and Sam Cameron and Mrs. Mattie Davis, the only devisees of said Douglass. Appellants answered that W. L. Douglass was merely a surety on the note of which C. P. Stevens was the maker; that the note had been extended by William Tuer and Stevens without the ’ knowledge or consent of Douglass. They prayed for judgment over against C. P.…