C. C. Slaughter Co. v. Eller

This suit was brought by appellant, C. C. Slaughter Company, against R. C. Eller, J. B. Rabb, and J. C. Erwin, on a promissory note for $5,676.39, dated September 1, 1910, payable nine months after date, executed by R. C. Eller and J. B. Raab, indorsed by J. C. Elrwin, payable to C. C. Slaughter, and by him, transferred after maturity to appellant corporation. Raab and Erwin were sureties,, and they defended on the ground that they had been released by an alleged agreement made without their consent between Slaughter and Eller, by which in consideration of the conveyance to Slaughter by Eller…