Core v. Wilson

The Second National Bank of Franklin, Indiana, sued Alexander and Core as the makers, and Fesler and Wilson as indorsers, of a promissory note payable to Fesler, at the said bank, and indorsed by him and Wilson. Fesler and Wilson filed a cross complaint, alleging that they were indorsers for Alexander and Core, and asking that judgment might be rendered against said Alexander and Core as principals, and against them as indorsers only. To this cross complaint Core filed a general denial. Core also filed a cross complaint, in which he alleged that he received no part of the proceeds of the…