Hance v. Miller
Illinois Supreme Court
This case was tried before Davis, Judge, at December term, 1859, of the McLean Circuit Court, without a jury. The case is fully stated by Mr. Justice Walker, in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtWalker, J.
This was an action of assumpsit instituted by Miller against Hance, in the McLean Circuit Court. The declaration contained two special counts; the first is upon a contract of guaranty; the second was against defendant as endorser of a note, and contained an averment that owing to the insolvency of the maker, a suit against him at the first term of the court after it became due would have been unavailing. The common counts were also added. The defendant plead the general issue, and a special plea that he did not execute the supposed assignment, and guarantee the payment of the note described…
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