Cook v. Cramer Cotton Co.

On February 22,1921, the Cramer Cotton Company recovered a judgment in a suit upon a promissory note for $2,740 in the Woodruff Circuit Court against E.'B. Matkin, who prayed an appeal to the Supreme Court, and executed a supersedeas bond with E. S. and C. L. Cook as sureties. The appeal was never perfected, and on February 10,1922, the plaintiff, Cramer Cotton Company, caused notice to be served on the sureties that application would be made on February 21, 1922, to the circuit court for a summary judgment against them as sureties on the supersedeas bond. Pursuant to this notice, the…