Boline v. Wilson

Per Curiam:-

The court is unable to discover any just cause for the defendant to complain of the judgment against him. He gave the note in suit, and has never paid it or offered to pay it. He had no right to contest the title to the note further than was necessary to preclude h}s future liability upon it. It was no concern of his if there were unadjusted matters between the plaintiff and the bank, provided a judgment against him in favor of the plaintiff would relieve him of responsibility to the bank. The plaintiff did in fact always own the note. The surrender of possession of the note by…