Waters v. Blackmon

THOMAS, Justice.

The suit was by way of common counts and for chattels sold by plaintiff on April 9, 1931.

The pleas were in short by consent.

The law is well settled as to the effect of the statute denying the right of the wife to become surety for the husband’s debts. Section 8272, Code; Mitchell v. Sessoms Grocery Co. (Ala. Sup.) 153 So. 282, 1 and authorities; Dewberry v. Bank of Standing Rock (Ala. Sup.) 150 So. 463; 2 Alabama Farm Bureau Credit Corporation v. Helms (Ala. Sup.) 151 So. 589; 3 Hanchey v. Powell, 171 Ala. 597, 55 So. 97; Huntsville Bank & Trust Co. v. Thompson, 212 Ala. 511,…