Carter v. Noland
Supreme Court of Virginia
Error to judgment of circuit court of Loudoun county rendered April 80, 1888, in an action of debt on a bond with an indorsement, wherein B. E. Carter is plaintiff and B. P. Noland was defendant. The court sustained a demurrer to the declaration and gave judgment for the defendant, and plaintiff’ brought the case here on writ of error.
1Opinion of the CourtHinton, J.
This is an. action of debt on a single bill. The plaintiff' declared on the bond, taking no notice of an indorsement *569thereon in the words and figures following: “March 27tli, 1875. By amount paid for me to the Lucketts, in purchase of farm, five hundred dollars.; by B. P. Noland’s due-hill of this date for five hundred dollars; and it is agreed that no more of this note shall he demanded of the said Noland until the marble quarry is in successful operation and he receives therefrom enough to pay the balance of this note, or he can sell his stock for enough to pay said note, as per receipt…
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