Baker v. Wahrmund

FLY, Associate Justice.

Appellant sued appellee as endorser of two promissory notes. Appellee answered that he had signed the notes, after their execution, as guarantor, and pleaded want of consideration.

We conclude from the record that the following facts were proved: That on May 17, 1886, J. B. Belohradsky executed two promissory notes to appellant, one for $1000, due thirteen months after date, the other for $946, due sixteen months after date. That about one week after the execution of the notes, appellant induced appellee to endorse the notes, by telling him that he, appellant, wanted to…