Gray v. Robinson
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Vigo Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Bicknell, C. C.
— Sarah C. Gray, on February 25th, 1882,. recovered a judgment on a promissory note against John B. Cassaday and Marion Cassaday as makers, and Robinson, Crews and Harris as sureties. The judgment was for $1,059.14.
As against the Cassadays it was a judgment by default, but as against the sureties it was a judgment by agreement, for the amount estimated to be due as computed by the plaintiff, and announced by her in open court as the amount due.
She afterwards discovered a mistake in said estimate and announcement, and that the amount really due was $1,276.85.
She then had the…
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