Hall v. Hall

Plansford sued the appellant and appellee on a promissory note made in 1862, and this was a proceeding upon a cross complaint, by Benjamin Idall, the appellee herein, against John Hall, the appellant, to settle a question between them, in which Hansford was not particularly interested. The case was here once before, and is found reported in 34 Ind. 314. The appellee alleged in his cross complaint that the note on which the suit was brought by Hansford was given by the appellee and appellant for the sum of one hundred dollars, fifty dollars of the amount having been loaned to each of them, and…