Rowe v. Haines

Haines, as indorsee, sued Rowe, as maker, of two promissory notes. Judgment for the plaintiff. Rowe appeals, and makes two points for the reversal of the judgment. First: that there was a trial without an issue upon an affirmative paragraph of his answer. The attention of the Court below was not called to this defect, in any manner whatever; and it has been determined, in several cases, that judgment will not be reversed in this Court for such cause, unless advantage was sought to be taken of the irregularity in the Court below.

E. A. Greenlee, for appellant. D. Mace, for appellee.

Second: that…