Dunn v. Ghost

One J. Y. Morrice made his promissory note to John 0. Dunn, the plaintiff in error, for the sum of $118.50. Dunn assigned the note to A. 0. Fisk, who transferred it to A. M. Ghost, the defendant in error, who brought suit thereon against Dunn as indorser, alleging insolvency of the maker under the statute. A demurrer was sustained to the answer, and an amended answer filed, to which also a demurrer was sustained. Defendant below elected to stand by the amended answer, and judgment was rendered against him for the amount of the note. Error is assigned upon sustaining the demurrer to the…