Brannum Lumber Co. v. Pickard
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Madison Circuit Court; J. F. McClure, Judge. Action by the Brannum Lumber Company against Edward M. Pickard. From a judgment for defendant, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBlack, C. J.
The appellant brought suit against the appellee and one James S. Snethen upon two promissory notes. There having been no service of process on the defendant Snethen, the cause was dismissed as to him by the appellant. The appellee answered by general denial and by a paragraph denying the execution of the notes, both answers being verified.
The court rendered a special finding, wherein it was stated, in substance, that on and prior to April 15, 1901, Snethen was indebted to the appellant, for lumber and *485materials sold and delivered to him, in the sum of $175, and on that day the appellant…
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