Moorman v. Wood

Elliott, C. J. —

The first paragraph of the appellant’s complaint counts on a promissory note, in which the appellant is the payee. The second charges that the defendant so negligently and unskilfully conducted an action in which he was employed as an attorney by the plaintiff as to cause the plaintiff great loss. The second paragraph of the answer is ad- ' dressed to the first paragraph of the complaint. This paragraph of the answer alleges that the defendant endorsed the note for the accommodation of the makers; that the appellant sued on the note and recovered judgment against the makers;…