Wilson Sewing Machine Co. v. Bull
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Superior Court of Cedar Iiapids. Action on a promissory note. Trial by jury, verdict and judgment for plaintiff for mucli less than the amount of tbe note, and tbe plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtSisevers, J.
— Tbe execution of tbe note was admitted, and . as a défense tbe defendant in substance pleaded that one Coon bad been appointed agent for the plaintiff, and defendant had signed a bond given to tbe plaintiff by said Cooñ as bis surety, conditioned in substance tbat said Coon would faithfully perform tbe duties of such agent; tbat said Coon became indebted to plaintiff, and tbe defendant liable therefor by reason of bis having signed said bond; tbat there was an adjustment of said6 indebtedness, and as tbe result thereof defendant gave plaintiffs a promissory note; that said adjustment was…
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