Wilson v. Kinsey

Suit by the appellant, as payee, against Darwin W. Butler and the appellee, as makers of a promissory note payable vat the Citizens’ Bank of Noblesville. Butler-made no defence. The note has credits amounting to seven hundred dollars.

After issues formed upon an answer by Kinsey alone, and after the evidence was heard, the plaintiff demurred to the evidence of the defendant, the demurrer was overruled, and there was judgment for the defendant. This ruling of the court is-here assigned as error.

The note was signed in blank, as to the name of the payee, Kinsey signing for the accommodation of…